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VOL. XLVI, No. 28 SEPTEMBER 21 , 1962 20 PAGES ' '- United States Temples, Synagogues Worries About Israel Security Announce Schedule Of W ASHINOTON - The State ' Department, acting at the re Services For Holidays .\' quest of President John F . Ken begin at 7 P.M. Saturday morn I Selichos Services will be held nedy, has informed Rep. Sey tomorrow evening and Rosh ing, Sept. 29, and Sunday morn ' mour Halpern, New York Re Hashanah services will begin ing, Sept. 30, services will begin ( publican, that the United States Friday, Sept. 28 at the temples at 8 A.M. On Sunday, the Sho - apparently very recently - and synagogues in Rhode Is lar will be blown at 10:15 A.M. Mr. and Mrs. Chalom has provided Israel with "sig land. The schedules of many or Mincha services will be at 4 nificant amounts" o( military them are listed below. P.M. equipment as well as "credit fa Cona-recatlon Anahel Kovno Temple Beth Am cilities" to finance the pur Selichos services will be held Chalom Family Starts chases. Sel!chos services will be held Saturday, Sept. 22 after mid at midnight on Saturday and Phillips Talbot, Assistant Se will be conducted by Cantor cretary of State, wrote Rep. night at Congregation Anshel New Life In Providence Kovno. Conducting the Rosh Samuel Berdltch. The service By Wilma Ecker comes impossible for a father. Halpern that ..the President will be preceded by a soc la I has asked that the Department Hashanah services will be Rev. · And the Egyptians shall know for example, to emigrate to hour and refreshments will be of State reply" to Rep. Hal Moishe Draz!n and Joseph Far that I am the Lord. when I another country and work for ber. Services w!ll begin Friday served from 10 P .M. a year, saving money and send pern ·s formal request to Pres The Rosh Hashanah services stretch forth My hand upon ident Kennedy for a clarifica evening, Sept. 28 at 6:45 P .M. Egypt, and bring out the chil ing for his family when he Is Saturday evening services will w!ll begin on Friday evening, financil/,llY prepared . tion of the current United Sept. 28, at 6: 15 P .M. Morning dren of Israel from among States arms supply policy to them.' ----_____ .-- ,; - ·------______L ___ . .. City, Irving. Gershkolf of Phlla- • ,t . delphla, and Stanley Oershkoff. ' of Haverhill, Mass :; · a sister, That's why ·, alway·, . do an my specl~I Mrs. Samuel Sutton ·of Provi . shopping . at JAMES KAPLAN, INC. dence; 20 grandchildren and 19 Wlth the large selection ·or famous brand mer.chandfse . at. JAMES KAP great-grandchildren. LAN, I can find just ttie right girt £or FRED M. HELLER .any occasion. And tbe ,low prices ar;c . BEN · KAJ'1;AN- · Providence Journal ·Company In easy on .a man's p~ket, too. 1938,· joined the staff of the Funeral services for Fred M .. Funeral services for "Beil Kap Journal-Bulletin first as a copy Heller, owner of the F _M . Hen- lan, 65, longtime former news desk man and later became ra er Mfg. Co.. manufacturing paper man and more recently dio editor. Jewelers at 185 Eddy Street, James Kaplan~ Inc. In the -wholesale Jewelfy busi During the years of World from 1925 until his retirement - JEWELERS - ness; who died Sept. 12, were In 1959, who died Sept. 11, · War II, when the Providence 74 Rolfe St., Cranston held the following day at the were held the following day In HO 7-6660 - HO 7-6661 Max Sugaunan Memorial Cha Citizens Rec~ation Committee spansored its Sundays-in-the the Max Sugarman Memorial ~ JEWELRY • CHINA, • LUGGAGE pel. Burial was -in the family Chapel. Burial was in Lincoln • APPLIANCES • WATCH' REPAIR lot In Elmira, N. Y. Park programs, Mr. Kaplan • DIAMONDS collaborated with Frank Wes Park Cemetery. Open Thurs. and Fri. Mr. Kaplan -was former radio ln_dustrial Discounts \ Until t ton, a public relations man, to A Providence resident since editor of the Journal-Bulletin - write the theme song, "Oh, 1902, he was a native of Po ,' . and had worked on newspapers Those · Sundays in 'the Park." land, the son of the late Is In Elmira and Binghamton, ' With his son, Robert M . Kaplan rael and Sarah (Tauber) Heller. N . Y ., and Worcester,· Mass., and Mr. Weston, he also helped He leaves · his widow, Mrs. :' / before coming to -this city. For The HIGH HOLIDAYS write · another song, "How's Rae (Chusmir> Heller; a son, A resident of Cranston, where Everything at Home." Irving Heller of Montreal, Can he lived at 102 Westwood Ave ada; two daughters, Mrs. Leo A CompletC: Selection of nue for more than 10 years, Mr. Kaplan left the Journal nard Shorr and Mrs. Richard Mr. Kaplan conducted the Ben Bulletin in July, 1945, to enter Pressman, both of Long Island, ley Co .. wholesale Jewelry con the advertising field, forming N . Y .; a brother, Samuel Heller cern, which he established first -his own company. He remained of Springfield, Mass.; two sis FRESH WATER FISH In Providence and later in In that business for six or sev ters, Mrs. Claire Jacobs of Cranston. en years and then entered the BrooklYn. N . Y .. and Mrs. Mau Mr. Kaplan was the author Jewelry business buying from rice Constantine of Los Ange Available at these stores: of the column entitled "For the manufacturers and selling to les, and five grandchildren. retailers. Tower Hill Rd. Love of Mike," which he first 125 Wickford started while working for the He was a member of Doric MRS, ALBERTS-EPSTEIN Worcester Telegram and con Masonic Lodge and of the 1635 Mineral Spring tinued on a syndicated basis Cranston J ewish Community Funeral services for Mrs. Ave. North Prov. Laura _,:i'A subscription to.· the He,ald ,; , . HELPS · CATHOLIC SCHOOL High School, until. the · latter's .. ;Is . a good·· gift ldea · for the per NEW HAVEN._ Cla*s df·,_ own· new building facilities 11re son who "has everything" else. , ORGANIZATION Catholic high school here were ready in January. Call 724-0200; being held in rooms provided NEWS rent•fre!l, by. a local synagogue. The synagogue, Mishkan ls· ······~········1 SERVICES TO BEGIN raei, which recently moved to SIUKt BEACON RADIO Temple Beth Israel's late Fri the suburbs, turned over sev· . • Expert Radio-TV ·service day evening services will com• era! rooms in its old building WITH • Auto _Radio .Specialist i mence for the new 1962-63 sea• rent.free to nearby St. Mary's • TV Antennas Installed son this evening at 8:10 o'clock. Rep~ired Rabbi Robert Layman and SAFETY . . l 030 BROAD ST. Cantor Arthur Yolkoff, both WEINSTEIN'S newly appointed to serve Tem Lake Pearl Manor, Inc. WITH 781.9646 HO 1-88S0t ple Beth Israel, will officiate. Wrentham, Mass. This weekend the temple will off route 1A ...... t inaugurate a schedule of regu. Jar Sabbath morning services, Make reservations now for beginning at 9 o'clock Satur FOR THE FINEST IN day. Rabbi Layman and Cantor High Holidays Yolkoff will officiate. Write or Phone CADY A special Selichos program EV 4•3102~ MOVING & STORAGE COMPANY WALLPAPER has been arranged for Saturday Services will be conducted AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES English - Canadian - American evening. Rabbi Layman will on premises Providence, Rhode Island conduct a seminar dealing with Supervision - Rabbi Harold Roth WIDE VARIETY OF the background and significance • DExter 1-7860 of the . rituals and prayers of PATTERNS the High Holyday season. Re· freshments wlll be served un• TO SUIT ANY HOME der the auspices of the Sister• ' SEE THEM - TODAY AT hood. The program wlll begin at 10 P .M. Mrs. Lewis Gerber FOR A JOYOUS HOLIDAY The Selichos service will com• Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott, mence at midnight with Rabbi formerly of Westerly. now or ADLER Layman and Cantor Yolkoff or Hollywood, Fla.. announce the TRY ANY OF THESE flciating. accompanied by the marriage of their daughter, choir under the direction of Hardware & Paint Co. Benita Barbara Scott, to Lewis I_ Benjamin Premack. Gerber, son of Mr. and Mrs. 198 Prairie Ave. DE J . 8] 35 Philip Gerber, formerly or ✓ ., W!LLAR:J SHO PPJN G CE N T ER GIVEN CITATION Brooklyn. N. Y., now of Holly. FINE BAKED GOODS A testimonial reception hon wood, Fla. oring Jacob Licht. president or The couple was married in The National Hay Fever Relief a candlelight ceremony at Tem• FROM GUTTIN'S OWN OVENS: FALL TERM Association, and his wife. Rose, pie Sinai, Hollywood. by Rabbi was held at the Institution David Shapiro and Cantor Ye· Sept. 15. A citation was presen duah L. Heilbraun on Sunday. • The finest Raisin or Egg Cholly ted him in recognition of his Sept. 2 at 6 P .M. I ea de rs h i p and outstanding The bride wore a silk organza ART service in the alleviation of floor length gown with an em • 100% pure Honey Cake suffering to hay fever and pire waist and chapel train. No sugar or syrup added asthmatic victims. Her matching silk organza pill• box hat was attached to a waist CLASSES TO HOLD MEMBERSHIP TEA length illusion veil. She carried • A Sweet Chocolate Wonder Cake On September 25 at 7: 30 a bouquet or deep purple throat Begin Sept. 18 P .M .. Dodeem B . B. G . wlll hold orchids and lilles of the valley. a tea for its new members. The Mrs. J erome Siegel. sister or • Delicious light Sponge Cake tea will take place in Sapinsley Afternoons & Evenings the bridegroom, served as ma in 3 flavors, plain, chocolate or nut Hall at the East Side Jewish tron or honor, and Arthur M. ITCHKAWICH . Community Center. Gerber was best man for his brother. Ushers were Barry R. • Fruit and Nut Kimmush Bread S Medway St., Prov. MOTHERS' ASSOCIATION Scott. brother or the bride. (Mandel Bread) The first meeting of · the Lawrence C . Orebstein, Norman JA 1-S57~ . \; ,,.,.- Mother's Association or Temple Schwartz, Harvey Basin. Frank Beth-David wlll be held at the Demarest and Lawrence Semel. • Butter Bobkas • Soup Nuts Temple, on Monday at 8 P .M. Guests attended from Prov• ldence and Pawtucket. Long Is Shop MELZER'S For the LARGEST SELECTION OF land, N. Y.. Brooklyn, N. Y., • Tayglach • Hungarian Strudel Lexington. Ky., and Tampa. JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS Fla. After a wedding trip to Ja· • Egg Kichloch And A Complete Line OF RELIGIOUS MERCHANDISE: maica, the couple will reside in • TALEISIM • MAHRZORIM • YARMULKES • TALIS BAGS plain or sugared and a delicious assortment of • CHROME CANDLE STICKS • CANDLES Hollywood Hills. Hollywood, Fla. • ISRAELI GIFTWARE • RELIGIOUS JEWELRY cookies with the finest of fillings (Gold and Sliver Stars, Etc.) U. S. BLOCKS ISRAEL For Succoth ! A Big Selection Of JERUSALEM - The United FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 3 LOCATIONS ESROGIM AND LULOVIM States delegation at the Inter• PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER BEFORE YOM IHPPUR national Civil Aviation Organ Buy In The Stare That Gives You The Best ization conference in Rome Discounts And Fairest Dealings ... blocked Israel's membership on 1095 BROAD ST . -RELIGIOUS DEPT. CLOSED ON SATURDAYS- the council of the organization. the Cabinet was told. Israel Bar STuort 1-8929 Yehuda, Israel's Transport Min• MELZER'S SHOPPING CENTER lster, who headed the Israeli 15 DOUGLAS AVE. 238 Prairie Avenue MA 1-8S24 Open Evenings delegation to the conference, re MAnning 1-9102 ported on the open qeclaration of non-support for Israel's 840 PARK AVE., CRANSTON membership influenced the negative vote or the other dele· WI !Iiams 1-9666 gations. 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Everyone Is Talking About The Big marriage for those who wish it, tures...... which the Leagµe Against Reli- Subscribe to the Herald. NEWS { Sandwiches and Delicious Knishes TO HAVE STYLE SHOW ·='al . AT - ) The opening meeting of the ; F. Y. CHAMUEL, M. D. 1962-63 season of the Sister 'al Les Kessler's Delicatessen Lunch announces the opening of his ollice hood of Temple Beth Sholom !-< )' , will take place on Wednesday, II, 'al ) 261 Elmwood Ave., Providence Sept. 26. at 8 P .M. In the tem WHERE FRIENDS MEET! ple vestry. "' Tel. 711 -9299 Practice Lim ited To ;..· TO EAT! Highlighting the evening will < If No Answer JA 1-2331 Obstetrics and Gynecology be a reception In honor of the Q 735 NORTH MAIN ST. MAnning 1-5888 Office Hours by Appointmenf new fil)iritual leader of the tem ple and his wife, Rabbi and ~ ------(BETWEEN PLEASANT & JENKINS STS.) Mrs. Charles M. Rubel. Hos 9 pitality chairman is Mrs. S . r: < Kauffman. . : \ Ill Rabbi and Mrs. Rubel then fol SUBSCRIBERS ASK . . . will guide those present on a ( = pre-holiday preview of the new i ~ temple sanctuary. i < A program of fur and hair ,.;i Be,iefits, privileges a,id i11111ortant stlyles will be included during ~ the evening with fashions from (al Q Tolchinsky's Furs of Providence 0 and hair styles by Angelo's tliings to re111e,11ber abo,,t School of Hair Design of Prov =Ill idence and Woonsocket. The co-· (al . ordinator of the show is Mrs. E-< James Manning. Commenta = ries will be by the program co Blue C,·oss a,id Pl1ysicia11s Service chairmen. Mrs. Milton Upsher and Mrs . George Strashnlck. Sisterhood models are Mes dames Charles Bazar, Karl 1, Kritz. Julius Levin . Philip Ne mirow. Meyer Pearl, Martin Ross. Peter Traugott. and Mar 2. Do I have any special privileges because of tin Wexler. my membership? Professional models will be Mesdames Olga Carlone. Mary One that's very important is you r ri ght to retai n Croce. Sally Dion. Denise Gil your membership for life, rega rdless of the berg. James Manning : Misses I amount of benefits paid in you r beha lf or you r I Sally Carsone. Carol Chisholm. "-- co ndition of hea lth. In addition. if you are a B e v e r 1 y Ciquagrano. Marilyn group member and you leave you r place of em G eorgi, Dorothy Iacobucci, Lin rl ployment. you have th e right to co nt inu e your da Lee O'Dell. and Kathy Wes membership on an in dividual basis. son. j HAS RE CORD ENROLLMENT ! 3. When do young people no longe r qu alify for I I protection under my family plan 7 The highest number of stu dents ever enrolled, more than Wh en youn g adults celebrate th ei r 19th birth 70, enrolled in the Community day, un less th ey are ph ysica lly hand icapped, H ebrew H ig h School cla sses they have reached th e age when th ey should t h is week, accord ing to an an ha ve their own Bl ue Cross and Physi cians Serv nouncement by the chairman, ice membership. Protec tion under their parent's Bernard J . Margolis. Seven family plan cea ses on th e first day of th e mon th classes were opened, two of following thei r 19th birthday. which are in the Advanced De partment of the Hebrew High School. 40 new students joined 4. Is there a special student ·plan? the first year H ebrew High School in the Cranston-War Yes, there is a low-cost specia l membership for wick area. In an effort to make full-time studen ts up to age 24. This plan is for the program more interesting students attending high-sc hool, a technical or and effective. a number of spec ialized sc hool, or co llege. Students can classes have been departmen apply for this spec ial membership, or thei r par talized. with different teachers ents can apply for th em, by calling or writing instructing the various courses. Blue Cross and Physicians Service. A number of Hebrew High School students are planning to join the 1964 Israel Pilgrimage, 5. How about newly-weds? What should they for which two years of Hebrew ,r,; l do about membership? High School education are re ~· - ··, t qulr~d. For Information abou_t On e of the most important assets any newly enrollment in the Community married coup le can have is Blue Cross and Phy Hebrew High School, call the 1. How can I find out what benefits I'm eligible sicians Service. If either partner ha s a member office of the Bureau of Jewish l to receive? ship at the time of marriage, it's simple to start Education. DE 1-0966. i a new family plan. And, it's a good idea to do it I The key to this information is printed on your Mr. Margoiis announced a ) ( right away. meeting of the High School I membership card. For Blue Cross it notes the dollar-per-day amount you're eligible to rece_ive Committee for Tuesday, Sept. for hospital room, board and general nursing 0 25. at 8 P.M. at the Bureau Li 6. Why is prompt membersh ip payment brary : I care. In addition to this, you will receive service • important? ' \ I benefits, the exclusive Blue Cross feature that Blue Cross and Physicians Service are prepay TO HObD LINEN EVENT pays your bill in full for such "extras" as labora ment plans. Funds received- in advance are used tory fees, operating room charges, special ther The anm,a) Linen and Equip to pay for the health care of members during ment Evem,. of the Jewish apy, drugs and medicines. These charges often the coming month. Th e who le id ea of joining add up to the biggest part of your hospita l bill. Home for the Aged will take these community plans is to pre-pay for your place on Thursday, Nov. 15. A complete description of your benefits is listed health care needs so the money will be avail at I IP.M . at Temple Emanu-El. in your Blue Cross co ntract. ab le when you need it. Prompt payment by all Mrs Semon Weintraub is Physicians Service benefits, too, are based on subscribers makes this work successfu lly. ch11,irman of the event. Her the full-payment service benefit concept. Your committee Includes Mesdames surgeon, assistant surgeon and anesthetist's Howard Schnelder. treasurer: 7. If I ever have questions concerning my Blue Samuel J. Kolodney, publicity: f bills are paid in full if you-r income is within ' I certain limits and you otherwise qua lify. If your Cross and Physicians Service membership; how Louis Kirshenbaum, prizes: Ed income is higher than the qualifying leve l you can I get answers? ward Leif, motor corps; Ir· still receive the amounts specified in your co n Call or write anytime! You'll help us to serve ving Abrams. Irving Feldman. Jack Glantz. Morris Rockowitz tract which your doctor will credit on your bill. you if you have your membership number. and Arthur Rosen, secretaries: Mathew Sherman. David Horo vitz and George Ludman, hos pitality; A. Lloyd Bazelon. ex officio. \ Area chairman are Mesdames Elliot Revkin, Pawtucket; Jo BLUE CROSS PHYSICIANS SERVICE seph Dressler, Narragansett and for for Westerly; Ben Poulten, Wester ly; Saul Muffs, Barrington; Ed Hospital Bills Surgical-Medical Bills ward Friedman and George 01- love. East Greenwich; Louis Blattle and Herman Wasser man. Edgewood; Morris Ratush, THE COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE PLANS CraQston; Philip Macktaz and Henry Helfand. Woonsocket; Al Rosenberg and Samuel Fried 31 Canal Street, Providence, Rhode Island • Phone: TEmple 1-7300 man, NewPOrt: Abraham Oreb stein. Elmwood Section. / =c------=-=-~-=-·=··~-~=~~~-=~-~--==-~=-=--·•·-- · ·---· --· -- Men are accident victims 3 Of the motor cars now In use, "' times more often than women Report No Polio Cases In Israel During August 57 per cent are equipped with the ALA rel>Orts. automatic transmissions, 22 per JERUSALEM - Dr. Albert United States Freedom Forest, cent with power steering, and ~ Sabin, developer of the oral will comprise 15.000 trees. A 20 per cent with p0wer brakes, l'l polio vaccine bearing his name, dinner In Dr. Sabin's honor was the ALA states. S told a gathering assembled for attended by Deputy Health 0 For The Best In ... the planting of a forest in his Minister Itzhak Rafael. scien t:, honor that he was delighted to tists and members of the JNF l'l • MACHSORIM learn that not a single case of directorate. • TALEISIM p01io had been recorded in Is rael during August. A Herald ad always gets best • TFILIN The Forest, planted by the results--Our subscribers comprise • ESROGIM Jewish National Fund in the an active buYlng market. • NEW YEAR CARDS • RELIGIOUS GOODS And• BOOKS "•iM Re-style it to . . . of Every Description margarel :l)evoe (}iJfey • New Life Come To - Piano Teacher - B. A. PEMBROKE 1956 Bar Mitzvah-David Michel B. MUS. YALE 1957 M. MUS. YALE 1959 BOOKSTORE Wasser, son of Mr. and Mrs. MUSIC DEPT. WESTOVER SCHOOL 1959-62 Jack Wasser of 95 Concord ~!_·~·-~ 308 North Moin Street 1956 SOLOIST, I. PHILHARMONIC 'POPS' ORCHESTRA Avenue, Cranston, became R. savings 1957 WINNER OF 'MUSICAL HORIZONS' CONTEST Full DE 1-5560 Providence Bar Mitzvah on Sept. 1 at the guara ntee. Cranston Jewish Center. A Easy terms Buy Your Religious Goods From o Announces 128 No. Main St. reception was held following Faln 's Bl dg., EL. 1--8568 Store That Is Closed on Saturdays The Opening Of Her Studio Ope n 9-5 - We d . 9.9 the se rvices. F ree Parking and Jewish Holidays. A cocktail party and dance 861 -0708 was held in the evening a t the Center. Guests attended from Appointments Accepted For Lessons At Your Home New York. New J ersey. Ver EXTENSION LECTURER AT BROWN UNIVERSITY \ mont. Florida. and Rhode Is land . G randparents a re Mr. a nd ✓ Mrs. Louis Siegel of 27 Exeter Street and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wasser of 15 Colonial Avenue. Cranston. ,:in:1n ';\:l'" n1w? Commemoration Of From The Rabbis, Officers, and Members l 00th Anniversary Held In New York of the WAAD HACASHRUTH Of Providence NEW YORK - T he 100th annive rsary of the commission ing of the first J ew ish military chaplain by the U.S. Govern ment on Sept . 18. 1862. was Look For This Placard commemorated with a series of programs by the Association of 11aia F.stabliahfflfDt is aader aapenuion of- J ewish Chaplains of the Armed In The Forces during its eighth bie n n ia l convention Sunday and Monday. The centennial of what Presi Windows dent Kennedy has called ··one WAID HACASHRUTH of the landma rks on the road to complete religious equa lity.'" grows out of the commissioning a century ago of the Rev. J acob Of Your OF PROVIDENCE r F rankie of Rodeph Shalom Congregation. P hiladelphia . He became the first J ewish military chaplain of modern Kosher times as a result of ·an act signed into Jaw by President Lincoln on July 17. 1862. which authorized the appointment as Meat a chaplain in the U. S . Army of any "regularly orda ined minis ter of some religious denomina tion." Prior to that time, only Market regularly orda ined ministers "of some Christian denomina tion" could serve as chaplains. If You Want To Be SURE That Your MEAT Year-Long Celebration The convention of the Asso And POUL TRY Are KOSHER, Patronize ONLY ciation of J ewish Chaplains, which was held a t the Acad emy Chapel of the U.S . Mer The Markets Which Display The Above Card. chant Marine Academy, Kings Point. Great Neck, N.Y., and at the Post Chapel, Fort Hamil The Markets listed below are under the supervision of The W AAD HA CASH RUTH OF ton, Brooklyn. N .Y ., is part of Providence and our Rabbis, and they ore visited regularly by our Mashgioch (Inspec a year-long series of events ar ranged in honor of the centen tor). They carry Poultry that is strictly Kosher and freshly killed in Providence by our nial of the Jewish military awn Shochtim. chaplaincy. The centennial year program is being coordinated by an ad Philip Abrams Kosher Meot & Poultry Morket, 1025 Broad Street. hoc committee of r epresenta Berlinsky and Shuman Kosher Meat & PoultTy Market, 748 Hope Street. tives of some 50 national Jew George Berlinsky Kosher Meat & Poultry Market, 232 Prairie Ave., Willard Center. ish organizations. Sanford So Fishman's Kosher Meot & Poultry Morket, 214 Prairie Ave., Willard Center. lender, executive vice-president Horry Kotz Kosher Meat & Poultry Market, 228 Prairie Ave., Willard Center. of the National Jewish Welfare Board Yellow pike makes the tastiest TO DEDICATE SCHOOL Wholesale Dealers Caterers * Gross Kosher Caterers, 456 Prairie Ave. gefilte fish-and Mother's BOSTON - Dedication cere Adelman Live Poultry Co. has it! That's the delicious secret monies for the new $1 ,000,000 165 Chalkstone Ave. Louis' Kosher Catering, 95 Orms St. of Mother's Whitefish and Yellow campus of the Maimonides Day Greylawn Poultry Co. . Loke Pearl Manor Coterers, Wrentham, Mass. Pike ••• the new gefilte fish with School will be held on Septem 112 Old Warwick Ave., Warwick Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel, Providence the precious yellow pike alwaY! ber 16. Yaacov Herzog, Israel's Weinstein Kosher Caterers, 245 Melrose St. used in homemade gefllte fish. Ambassador to Canada, will be Now when you buy Whitefish and the guest speaker at the dedi cation dinner. Pike: make sure it's YEUOW Pike! One of the features of the LOOK FOR THIS SEAL ACCEPT NO OTHER Kosher® Pareve.A110 yours to 1nJ011 ceremonies will be guided tours ·-••• All Whltoflsh Do LUU, 111d of the school's new three-acre Motller's Old FHhlontd lllftllt Flsli. '' MICHAEL ORZECK, Secretary campll8, administration building LOUIS TROSTONOFF, President . Food Produdt, Inc. Ntw•U, NJ. · ••♦= ·.-r'• and classroom wing. ..-;~_..n~ --:::----:--- - ,._ ···------·---- ___-_-_-_-_._-_-_. _--_-_-·..c-__ ------·------ spiritual qualities of Myer Noot, and they leave the record of the community as It is In their time. .."'.., FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY In 1925 Rabbi Israel Rubinstein ... In an article published in the ... Journal of the Chamber of Com .. THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. ANO SOUTHEAS T MASS. OLD MINUTES merce left a record of the Jewish community affairs of Providence THAT BECOME ALIVE In his days. I will write about It in the near future. Again in 1940, Rabbi William Meneglng Editor By Beryl Segal G. Braude recorded In the Uni Advertising Manager The assemblage on this oc versal Jewish Encyclopedia where We have now In Providence 11 casion will be addressed by the the Jewis h community stood up to j;a.(~ Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island Synagogues and Temples. Counting Hon. B. F, Pelxotto (late Council that day. ~ Subscription Rates: Flfteen Cents the copy; By MaU, $5.00 per _annum; outside Greater Providence, including ~ New En~and, '6.00 per annum. B~r~~ request. to Rumanla) and Dr. Sonneschein, Much of historic value Is lost. Cranston and Warwick, their num Rabbi of St.Louis ,gentlemen known But It is through the effort of such ~ The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in ber reaches 14 . These houses of for their Integrity and promoters men as Myer Noot lnl885, ofRabbl advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement in which the worship have schools for their typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management of Judaism ... Israel Rubinstein in 1925, of Wil lmmedlately of any error which may occur. children, and we have a Hebrew Your are earnestly requested to liam G. Braude in 1940 and David Day School of excellence. Our attend. Adelman and Dr. Seebert J . Gol _ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1962 people , those who care to be They printed 350 letters, and dowsky In our times that we piece ' counted among us, have grown in that was supposed to be the num together the history of our com j numbers and In economic strength. ber of Jews In Providence. But In munity. Their records are like We are an Integral part of the com the year 1885 this same Myer Noot stepping stones In the flood of time. munity of Protestants, Catholics was invited to address the Rhode We have appealed from time to YOUR MONEY'S and Jews. Island Veterans and Citizens His time to our older men and women But there was a time when we torical Association, and he told In this city to write down their re were few In number, and Insigni them that there were only 150 collections. We need them. ARabl1I, ficant In the life of the community. famllies In Providence. So the and Myer Noot was the Rabbi of WORTH The year was 1860, at the out number 350 might have been just his Congregation, can only record break of the Civil War. The Con a convenient printer's bundle. the religious and the charitable gregation Sons of Israel consisted From that essay of Myer Noot and the educational institutions of by Sylvia Porter of 18 males. That was the only his time. They are the ones that Congregation In town, and It strug we learn thatabout 500 people were living In Providence, comprising Interest him most. But the lfe og gled for existence. There was no Interest him most. But the life of COMPETITION TAKING STIFF TOLL OF BUSINESS FIRMS school for children. 150 f am Illes. There were already two Congregations in town , one the community, especially In the That Is the story of the begin later stage of Its development, has Orthodox and the other Moderate ning of our community as told by taken many forms. Everyone who The fiercest competitive era In modern United States history Is Reform. The Orthodox were all /i taking a stiff toll of our business firms. David C. Adelman, president of the is observant and who contribute his Rhode Island · Jewish Historical Russian Jews, and the Moderate The trend of business deaths and the losses they create has been Reform were German Jews with a share to these developments can zig-zagging from month to month, but when the totals of business Association. The story Is told In the and must record them. last Issue of the Historical Notes, sprinkling of American born Jews. failures and their liabilities are studied coldly over recent years, The Reform Congregation had at But In the meantime I would ad there is no question that the death trend Is up. edited by Dr. Seebert Jay Goldow vise you to read this issue of the sky. That material Is gathered that time 60 members. (From other sources we learn that the Ortho Historical Notes. In this issue we The trend of business births also has been zig-zagging but when from the minutes of the Congre have a life that was burled In the gation which was the nerve center dox Congregation had a similar the total of new business Incorporations Is charted over a period of number). minutes of the Congregation and time, there also Is no question that the birth trend Is down. of the community. comes to light forthe first time. This issue of the Hl storl cal Neither of these Congregations had a Synagogue of Its own . Write for a copy of the Jewish These two statistics -- business failure liabilities and net new Notes Is of particular Interest to Historical Notes. The address of the members of Temple Beth El, That was probably the first time business incorporations -- are among the 12 .,leading" indicators of In the history of Providence that a the Rhode Island Jewish Historical economic cycles In our country. The blunt meaning of this Is that their since It Is from these humble be Association is 209 Angell Street, special day was devoted to the 1 'He ginnings that the present Congre Providence. adverse movements now well may be telegraphing in advance the next brews of Providence," to their business slide. gation Sons of Israel and David religious beliefs and to their hopes But, significant as this Is, everi more Important Is the evidence (Temple Beth El) sprang. The time I Mr. Segal's opinions are h is covered In this article Is from the and aspir ations. that business deaths are In a LONG-TERM UPTREND while business own. H is views are not neces start of the Civil War to the year I might add that In every gen births are In a LONG-TERM DOWNTREND, for this says plainly eration ther e are people of the_ sarily those of this newspaper.I that there are forces which are fundamentally wrong in our economy. 1889, when the Congregation fo r the and unless we correct them so more businesses can survive and first time built a Temple of Its thrive, we'll not be able to provide the Jobs and paychecks needed for own on the·corner of Friendship and our working population. Foster. Thatplace,as well as other The evidence of the long-term trends Is clear. places where they worshipped, Is now ereased to make wayforfree ITEM: The total of operating business ·concerns at the start of ways and other more important 1962 was around 4,750,000, up about 40,000 over the start of 1961. But strucrures. I the rise during recovery 1961 was less than 1 per cent, smaller even You read on, and read on you (/J,m than the rise In recession 1960. This takes the glitter off the fact that must, if you have any interest and the total of businesses Is at an all-time peak. curiosity about the community In which we live, about the slow and by Leanard Lyans ITEM: While 437,000 firms were born In 1961, this was about painful growth and development of this Congregation. For ltwasfrom the same as In 1960 and nearly 400,000 companies died last year. The Arthur Miller has Just finished I this Congregation that many of our book, "My motto is Always tell deaths In recovery 1961 were 3.5 per cent higher than In recession writing a children's book, 11Jane's the truth, but you don't have to 1960. present day Benevolent societies, Blanket," using only an 800-word tell the whole truth.'" lodges and Indeed Temple Beth El vocabulary selected by experts. Williams, Incidentally, was told Itself originated. ITEM: The growth in our business population has slowed to Robert Graves also Is writing a by a stranger: "I like your plays, about 1 per cent In the past two years and the number of firms In The year 1877 was a turning · book using that same vocabulary but they're obscure and demented'' point In the life of the Providence manufacturing now is actually lower than It was 10 years ago. .. ..Groucho Marx received a fan . ... Tennessee replied: 11 Well, so Jewish community. The Congrega letter from T.S. Eliot," The Nobel am I!' ITEM: The failure rate Improved In June, but the Improvement tion decided to call a convention of Prize-winning poet Inv It e d Phil Regan was In Shor's 48 ~-- was exceedingly spotty, and among manufacturing business failures all the "Israelites of the city" Groucho to visit him ....Col. C. hours before the District Attor hit a seven-month high. as they were fond of referring to Michael Paul will make his Palm ney served him with a subpena. themselves In those days. Beach home available to President His lawyer had denied In writing ITEM: As the Improvement in June was highly selective by line And here we come upon a man Kennedy again this winter. to the DA that Regan ever told of business, so It was selective by geographical distribution. Most of who was responsible for much that Marc Chagall has been com anyone he had Information about has been done in Providence, Mr. the improvement was concentrated in a few states -- New York, missioned to paint a new ceiling a pay-off tff a politician... . Alice Illinois, Michigan, Alabama, Louisiana.. In Colorado and Arizona the Myer Noot. Myer Noot, secretary, at the Paris Opera.. His last such Ghostley will play three roles in failure rate is way up. collector and teacher, and later job was in 1920, for the lobby of S.J. Perelman•• comedy, starring Rabbi of theCongregatlon,andalso the Yiddish Art Theater In Mos Bert Lahr . . . . June Havoc and crockery dealer. The pattern is unmistakable. Why? Dun I!. Bradstreet has made a cow ... . Allen Drury will not sell director Frank Crosaro spent the Myer Noot was the secretary of breakdown of the causes of the 17,075 failures which it recorded In the movie rights to his new novel, week-end at Grossinger's, seek the Congregation at the time, and 1961 (highest since 1933) Into these categories: Inexperience, 46.9 "A Shade of Difference." He feels Ing comics for Miss Havoc's play he was the one who composed a per cent; Incompetence, 44.4 per cent; neglect, 3 per cent; fraud, 1.3 that the story -- about Southern about marathon dancers. per cent; disaster, 0.8 per cent: reason unknown, 3.6 per cent. letter to the Jewish community. mistreatment of an African dele Ed Korry, who accompanied Dear Sir, But underlying all these fundamentals is fundamental -- tough gate to the UN -- would be harm Gardner Cowles In the Interview !l!!t A Convention of our Jewish competition In a nation which is Just not growing strongly enough to ful to us as a movie .. .. Edwin P. with Khrushchev, tells of the So brethren will be held on Sunday, support a rapidly expanding business population or labor population. Hoyt has written the definitive viet leader's Inviting them to Join July 22'nd, at the Synagogue build Many fields are over-crowded. There have been violent shifts in con biography of Damon Runyon. him In a soft drink. Khrushchev sumer demands. Profits have been In a protracted squeeze consisting ing, 37 South Main Street, at 2 P .M. TeMessee Williams' mother, tried to open the bottle but could for the purpose of having all unite of stable prices on one side, climbing costs on the other. The problem aided by Lucy Freeman, Just fin n't. He rang for a man to come of adequate financing of smaller businesses particularly has been and Join us In carrying out a noble ished a book about the playwright, and open it, while explaining to cause, that of gathering together compounded since the crack In the stock market. ,.Remember Me to Tom." Mrs. his guests; "See? They give me all who have as yet not joined a Williams, who was in town re water, but won't let me drink it. n Congregation. Even established firms are no longer Immune to the pressures. . cently, said of the facts In the Alice B. Tolclas, now In her More than 21 per cent of the businesses falling In 1961, Dun I!. Brad 80s, finally has completed her street reports, had been in existence for more than ten years, more autobiography. Much of It will be than 22 per cent had been In existence six to ten years. Max Sugarman Funeral Home devoted to her long companionship As always, the highest mortality rate is among the business with Gertrude Stein .. . . Morley babies -- a death rate of 56. 2 per cent In businesses In existence five Callaghan has heeded the pleas of years or less In 1961 -- but the toll ls rising among older ones, too. COMMUNITY CALENDAR friends and completed his mem oirs about his years with Heming If this is the pattern In the recovery years of 1961-62, you well Sunday, Sept. 23, 1962 way and Gertrude Stein. Its title: may shiver over how f allures will swell and the start of new enter 6:30 p. m.-'-GJC OpenJng Campaign Dinner "That Summer in Paris" ..•Seven prises will shrink when the next downturn hits -- unless we tackle In 8:30 p. m.-Temple Sinai, Board Meeting Arts Production will produce a time and boldly the problem of accelerating our growth. Monday, Sept. 24, 1'62 movie version of Carson McCul 8:00 p. m.-What Cheer Lodge #24: -- Knights of Phythtas, Regular Meeting lers' "Reflections In a Golden 1 (Distributed 1962, by The Hall Syndicate, lnc.)(All RJgbts Reserved} t~ &: ::= ij~P~o~~:~s ~T~;:10~,u~a~:e~tfer Champagne Hour Eye." •rtz ~: ~:=~~~t. .8:~r::r ~f1~orH!~::ss::~•a~~~rM~:~n~g Henry Miller, author of BRIEFED ON JUDAISM study the workings of the Cath 8:00 p. m.-R.I. Council of Pioneer Women, Regular Meeting "Tropic of Cancer'' and • 1Troplc NEW YORK - A group of olic laity, they spent a day at of Capricorn," doesn't write much ijt &: ~ :~~\h:~ ----~~ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1962 '- II I I Il ! I l .I r I _i.,M ~ l..=-=----==' --=---=----=---=--=-======::::::=:===:::======~-==__:______ 00 Ing In the thick of the pennant activity, In 1959, witlt eight games left, the Giants led by DEL'1GHTFUL A LOOK AT two and were thought to be as a sured of the flag. However, they ... lost three straight to the Dod .. DINING } .. gers and four out of the last Selected by "Gourmet" as one of N. E's fine;;.--f~~ous SPORTS five to finish in third place. Johnson's for Ocean Fresh Sea Foods since 1905. Four Dining And this season looks like an Rooms. Fabulous Prime Ribs ond Steaks in Prime Rib by LEON SAPERSTEIN other Giant disappointment. Hummocks Room. Lobsters frory, our own tonks. Cafe Midnight Who knows when the Giants 245 Allens Ave. ' til 1 o.m. - Cocktails. Own Bakery. Children's Menu. Tel. HO 1-4000 With surprising little fanfare terson will mount his attack will a.gain have as good an op Parking for 500 cars. Open every doy. in recent weeks the long anti sending a barrage or punches portunity as the one they muf LA FESTA will be held e•ery Wednesday evening. Music, cipated heayyweight title fight to the head and midsection of fed in 1962? The ROME gay costumes, buffet. Visit our ottrocti•e new Cocktail between champion Floyd Pat Liston. R Lounge. Banquet rooms available for parties. We are still terson and the boastful chal In the eighth round the pace estaurant serving a fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "La Carretta." Also lenger, Sonny Liston, is set for will show Liston's lack or train THE Route 1, delicious Steaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast beef, Saturdays next Tuesday, September 25th. ing. Patterson will be the fresh N. Attleboro, Mass. and Sundays. Open Doily at 5; Sundays at 12. George at the Interest in the bout is just now er of the two. He will have tak RUBBISH starting to pick up as the box I MYrtle 9-4041 console every Fri., Sat. and Sun. en most of the Sunday punch KING ing fans prepare for the mo es that Sonny throws. He may ment of truth. have been down but he has Rubbish Removed As of this date Sonny Liston come back to carry the fight $2.00 up / still rates as the favorite, his to the challenger_ Liston shows Powerful fists considered too the effect of the Patterson as Prompt Service! much for the lighter Patterson. Typewriters sault. His body is red from the • Industrial I wrote a brief article over a shots dug there by Floyd. Adding Machines • Commercial Duplicating month ago concerning m y se Then in the eleventh round Machines Jection of Floyd Patterson as the end will come as Liston will • Residential the winner. Now, only a. few Desks topple to the canvas.. He will EL 1-2977 - ' Chairs days before the day of reckon get up but then he will be Filing Cabinets ing, I would like to expand my hammered urunercifulJy and Agents For views and use my crystal ball Floyd Patterson will have re A S E in predicting how the fight will Steel Office 1 rving A. Ackerman tained his heavyweight crown. Equipment General Ma nager go after the opening bell. Liston is training for a short This is what I predict will FITNESS " THE' ONE STOP OFFICE SUPPLY HOUSE'' encounter. He feels that Patter happen. Of course I could be Designed For You son can not stand up too long proved dead wrong. However. I have maintained that when / I against his giant fists and has pARAM~!~!. ~ff..~~~- !~!~~!,,e~.O., INC. frequently stated that the bout you go out on a limb, you DOWNTOWN YMCA 37 BROAD STRUT, PROVID(NCt:, R. I. should go to the very end. And I will not exceed five rounds. SPECIAL COURSE Free Parkinp in Ou r Own Parkinp Lot JA ckson 1-5800 This could happen. The cham I feel that the underrated Pat pion is vulnerable to straight terson will surprise the so called FOR ME.N 26-60 right hand shots and has been "experts" who are on the Lis on the canvas against lesser ton bandwagon. Begins Oetober 22 BROWN UNIVERSITY foes like Pete Rademacher and GIANT DEMISE . DE 1-9200 "Gut" and "Shoot" Harris. Once more the San Francis FOLDER ON REQUEST Evening Extension Division Courses However. the likelihood of Pat co Giants h ave faded a.fter be- terson being K'oed Is less this Starting the week of September 24, 1962 time than ever before. At no time in his career has Applications being received for evening courses in ART (Pointing), Patterson trained as hard and BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ASTRONOMY , BOOKBINDING, ENGLISH (American Literature,- Ef as tirelessly as he h as for his ERICH LEINSDORF, Music Director fective English : Accent on Vocabulary, Improvement of Reading, battle with Liston. There are two main reasons for the severe Journalism (Broadcast), Modern Novel, Public Speaking, Russian No 81 st Season in Providence velists), INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (Meoning of World News), training. First is the knowledge MATHEMATICS, MODERN LANGUAGES (French, Germon, ltolion, that he has not been accepted Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish), MUSIC, PHOTOGRAPHY, as a real champion like Joe Veterans Memorial Auditorium PSYCHOLOGY, ond MODERN DANCE (for women). Louis. This a nnoys Patterson FIVE TUESDAY EVENING CONCERTS AT 8:15 who broods a great dea l and Business courses ore offered in ACCOUNTING (Basic, Direct can not endue the frequent ex Oct. 2, Nov. 6, Dec . 11, Jan. 29, March 12 Costing), ENGINEERING (Producfl Development - Principle and posure to reporters and cele . \ Practice), INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT, INVESTMENTS, JOURN Season Subscription $10, $14, $20, $24 (Tax Exempt) brities while preparing for a , f 4 .~ ~-- ' ALISM (Broodcost), PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY , PRACTICAL MAN match but needs to live like a At Avery Piano Co ., 256 Weybosset St. (GA 1-1434) AGEMENT FOR SMALL MANUFACTURERS (Seminor), ond PUR hermit, withdrawn from the ( CHASING. gaze of civilization. Once be For descriptive folder, write or telephone Brown University fore Floyd endured the same Extension Division, 130 Angell Street, Providence 12, Rhode type of grueling adherence to Island. Telephone UNion 1-2900 - Extension 397. a set schedule - when he SNOW 11 SNOW 11 SNOW 11 trained for the second contest Brown University is offering a Graduate Program in Engineering for with Ingemar Joha nsson. But, NEVER BEFORE HAS THERE Engineers in Practice. For details telephone Division of Engineering Patterson has even gone beyond or Graduate School, UNion 1 ~2900 - Ext. 278 or Ext. 231. that routine. He is exercising BEEN A SNOW-BLOWER LIKE THE his neck muscles, he is climbing ·2 .-"ii over steep hills. he is sparring ' against· heavy mates, not the BOB-CAT oversized middleweights he used in prior tuneups. The BOB -CAT Outperforms Anything The second factor in the vi That We Hove Ever Seen .. gorous routine by the champion is the taunts thrown out by eASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Liston. Patterson is determined to make Sonny Boy regret his SEE THE BOB-CAT premature boasts. It is enough IN PERFORMANCE that many of the boxing scribes have questioned the abilities of We Have A F il m That Will Show Patterson, but to have Liston You Just What The BOB-CAT Will also join in the ridicule is too Do. much. SNOW • BLOW • THROW Liston will start fast, hoping Operating A Bob-Cat Is Actua lly to finish the champion early. Fun, Because It's Effortless Work. Patterson will be weaving, shooting out punishing Jabs which don't look too damaging Victory Lawnmower Service but which will slow down the challenger after several rounds. VICTORY HIGHWAY, SLATERSVILLE TEL. PO 9-3225 About the fourth stanza Pat- _EDWIN S. SOFORENKO HOWARD >. GREENE INSURANCE ALL LINES OF INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, HOME ~f DER~ll!1£Rs AND PERSONAL PROTECTION ca,n__~ -~ J~ES E..PITOCIIELLI ~ 211 ANGELL STREET P_J · CALDARONE INS . AGCV' II(. _., IMC . UNian 1-1923 Bu)'ing or building_a ·home? INSURANCE For expert. financing advice, see your UNDERWRITERS, INC. Industrial,, National Home Loan specialist I , , GJC 'Ki~kof( Dinner Plap Largest co To Take Place Sunday Hebrew Hom~ ... =~ BOSTON - Officials or the The opening dinner of the lll General Jewish Committee Hebrew Home for the Aged reported that the home's new Q= campaign will be held at the t:, Colony Motor Hotel on Sunday. $5.000,000 quarters in West ,. ~ The guest speaker will be Sam Roxbury will be the largest cen .. I uel Haber. Assistant Director tralized home for the aged in rn General for overseas operations the United States. ""> - of the Joint Distribution Com The multi-million dollar z ' . mittee of the United Jewish Ap home. fours years in the plan peal. He will report on recent ning and construction · stages, =- =~ f developments affecting Joint will be opened early in 1963, lll Distribution Committee opera according to president Harry > ' tions in Israel. North Africa. Marks. He said the West Rox !=' ' the Middle East and Europe. bury facilities will "represent "" The United Jewish Appeal the most complete and largest ; has set a goal of $95 million center of care for the elderly 6 dollars of which $35 million Is ever built at one time and oc Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. Ben :,. a Special Fund to help meet the cupying a single central site." Rosen of 207 Colonial Par~- ~ costs of settling and rehabilita He explained that other way North, Yonkers, N. Y. , ~ homes recently opened are new ting thousands of new immi announce the engagement "II grants to Israel. but none are as large as the West Roxbury facility and that of their daughter, Linda Har- ~ other homes with larger bed riette, to Michael Laurence ~ capacities "are decentralized Rubinstein, son .of Mr. and ~ ]Juz ;fiµ,n ~ (/).£11. institutions encompassing par Mrs. Louis Baruch Rubinsteir lll tially old and partially rtew· un of 9 Lincoln Avenue. ~ \ its situated In various loca Both the bride elect and her :. (Continued from Pa,:-e 6) tions In the metropolitan area." !lance are members or the i Initial Gifts Workers Meeting - Stanley Grossman, Initial Roddy McDowell, who has a An advisory panel of Greater senior class at the University or N Gifts division chairman, shown speaking at the ,r-ecent Initial leading role in "Cleopatra," re Boston 's leading medical fig Rhode Island. Miss Rosen Is a Gifts workers meeting held at his home. Mr. Grossman urged turned to N. Y. Monday -- exactly ures served as consultants in member of Phi Alpha Theta all in the community to attend the official 1962 campaign one year after he left for Rome the planning of the new home and Kappa Delta Psi societies. opening dinner to be held Sunday evening, Sept. 23, at the to start the movie .... A new com which will provide the most and Is vice president or her pilation of the "most-translated modern facilities for medical sorority. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Colony Motor Hotel. On the left is Merrill L. Hassenfeld, authors" lists the top five as general campaign chairman. care, social service, occupation Mr. Rubinstein Is a member Shakespeare, Verne, Tolstoy, al therapy and recrea tlonal of the Alpha Epsilon Pl Agatha Christie and Dostoyev~ky needs of the 500 elderly men fraternity. U.S. BLOCKS ISRAEL Yehuda. Israel's Transport Min . .. . Lefty Gomez' son, Gery, has and women. Funds were pro The wedding Is scheduled to JERUSALEM - The United ister, who headed the Israeli Joined Joe DiMaggio Jr. with the delegation to the conference. vided by the Greater Boston take place In New Rochelle. · States delega,tion at the Inter Marines at Camp Pendleton, Cal. reported on the procedlngs, He Jewish community. N .Y .. on June 16. 1963. / national Civil Aviation Organi Young Gomez Is a PFC, assistant said that the open declaration automatic rifleman. zation conference in Rome by the American delegation or The executors of the estate of I blocked Israel's membership on non-support for Israel's mem Michael Curtlz. the late veteran the council of the organization, bership influenced the negative movie director, were puzzled as the Cabinet was told. Israel Bar vote of the other delegations. to how he could have spent so much money just on household expenses. Curtiz himself once ex PURE plained It: One morning he had hi s usual breakfast In his bed WEY BOSS ET FOOD MARKETS r oom -- juice, toast and coffee. Then, on his way to the car, he passed the kitchen where he saw the dozen members of his house hold staff eating their breakfast- eggs, steaks, hams. FRESH WATER FISH Judge Samuel Leibowitz , who WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF FRESH starred his illustrious career at I WATER FISH FOR THE HOLIDAYS the County Court house in Brook ,,~ Including . . . lyn -- he tried his first case there -- presided at the final • WINTER CARP • SUMMER CARP • PIKE criminal trial held there recently • MULLETS • WHITEFISH . ... When Jack Guilford appears in ''Fledermaus'' at the Met again FOR BEST SATISFACTION PLEASE PLACE this season he also will assist Garson Kanln In the staging .... YOUR ORDER EARL Y1 Harcourt Brace will publish the first collection of letters to and GA 1-2414 from Oscar Wilde. Rupert Davis Weybosset St. Wayland Square Washington · Park collected the 1,000 letters. Emlyn Williams' son, Alan, • - - just sold to MGM the movie rights to his novel "The Long Run South". . . . William Saroyan is Our Younger Set - Judi Linn Holland, one yeor old, is the visiting his children in New York daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holland of 206 Deerfield Say "HAPPY NEW YEAR" .. .. Aldous Huxley, T . S. E 1 i o t, C. P. Snow, Thornton Wilder and Road, Cranston. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Jewett Daphne du Maurier asked that .. of Providence and Mrs. Beatrice Holland of Cranston. "( their names be removed from the TO FRIENDS AND RELATIVES IN International Institute of Arts & Letters, operating our of Switzer You're Invited .. land . . , . Edinburgh will erect a To Join us every Fri. Sat. and Sun. The R. I. JEWISH HERALD car-park over the grave of John evening and fly with us on our magic tt carpet into the fantasy of Schehera Knox, the founder of S c o I s h zade and e njoy with us an adventurous Presbyterianism. Your family greeting in the 1962 Rosh Hash evening of Jerome Lawrence and Robert ARMENIAN-AMERICAN anah issue of The Jewish Herold will reach prac E. Lee, authors of "Inherit the CUISINE •nd tically all your relatives and friends in the New Wind" and "Auntie Mame/' wrote EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT Ten Commandments For Play In A Captlv•tlng Arabl•n England area, just at the time of the Jewish New wrights, for the Dramatists Guild Nights Atmosphere Year holidays. Bulletin. It concludes with: "Thou OSCAR KOOLOIAN'S shalt not covet hits but plays. SEVENTH VEIL Thou shalt not covet stars but FILL OUT THIS COUPON AND MAIL AT ONCE! actors. Thou shalt not covet scen RESTAURANT ery but imagination. Thou shalt Douglas Pike (Rte.7) Smithfield, R •. I. not covet security but challenge. ( ' Personal Greetings Priced At: Thou shalt not covet press-clip Member of Diners Club, Amer. ( pings but a rapt and coughless SOPHIA .Exp., UDA. TOI, INTRADI'S'C house}' l $3.00 - $3.75 and $5.00 (Distributed 1962, by The Hall Syndicate. Jnc.) ' l Ask For Rates on Larger Ads !All Rights R eserved) MARTY WEISSMAN j CORP: CHANGES NAME S:N__:> ~O~R ~AME_A~D-A_DD~E~ ~O. NEW YORK Palestine ◄ Economic Corporation, known KOSHER MEAT MARKET l as PEC since its establishment 682 BROAD STREET l THE R. I. JEWISH HERALD . in New York 36 years ago. has (NEXT TO SHAARE ZEOEK SYNAGOGUE) Box 6063 changed its name to PEC Israel Economic Corporation. it was Providence, R. I. 1 announced by J oseph M eyer * Larger Quantities sold ot great di scount prices Enclosed find . . . for which please I hoff. µresident of the co rpora * Marty carries all cuts of meats and a full line print a greeting In the SPECIAL NEW YEAR ISSUE of tion. of poultry THE R. I . JEWISH HERALD. I PEC Israel Economic Corpor ation stock is h eld by almost * Quality Meats and Quality Service at Prices That Are Right 1 MR. and MRS. I 12,000 stockholders lhroughout the United s .ta tes. It was found ed by a grouµ of American J ew SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN TO ADDRESS ish leaders in 1926. and has fostered priva te enterprise in CITY STATE Israel. YOUR HOLIDAY ORDERS Phone GA 1-7513 Free Delivery! U,e Herald Classified ads. / ..• -Motorists, if your c11-r bucks "'r SENIOR HADASSAH MEETS At the executive board meet L, ~\ , ing of the Pawtucket Chapter , of Senior Hadassah, held at the home of Mrs. Sam Rigelhaupt, 20 Scott Street. Pawtucket . it Rosh Hashanah , was announced that the first by , meeting of the season will be a Chocolates supper, on Monday, Sept. 24 at I 7 P.M. in the vestry of the synagogue on High Street , BARTONr$ Pawtucket . ~ On Monday. Nov. 26 , a bridge @~ and mah-jongg evening will be held under the direction of Mrs. Just arrived! A full Harold Swartz and her com selection of Barton's mittee. Mrs. William Fellner, medi New Year chocolates, cal center chairman, announced pastries and children's that a rummage sale will be treats at: held on Monday, Oct. 15 . Garden City Pharmacy WI 2-0300 TO GIVE CAKE COUR SE C. A. Wiesel, Reg. Ph. - Lie. #43 Reservations are now being Headquarters for taken for a course in cake dee- orating to be given on Mon- BARIONr.S day afternoons at T emple· Beth ~ A_m_ . _M_ rs_. _M_ Y'.'_r _J_a_i~ ~~_:_ ~~t:::U::C:..:·_ ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'.::' r-YOU'LL BE DELIGHTED / " · ~~ WITH THESE / BLUE • . ' .. DELICACIES .... _.. .. BALANCED BLEND Served at -~ fob~ It's the exclusive BALANCED BLEND that creates the wonderful flavor Cafe midnight ( of MANISCHEWITZ GEFILTE FISH. The lightness of whitefish balances Bagels - Cream Cheese PRIME RIBS 1· the richness of pike; the heartiness of selected seasonings balances the and Lox -Blintzes with S o u r Cream - Corned OF BEEF l fullness of fresh, whole eggs; and superb skill blends all these quality in Beef Sandwiches gredients into the finest Gefilte Fish you've ever tasted. At your stQre now. and SELECT CUTS FROM Fabulous Cheese Cake THE RIB ROOM CART Thick a nd CrHmy Piano stylings by Borelli .. MANISCHEWITZ o.,-n Until 1:00 A .M . ~MOCKS PRIME RIB ROOM GEFILTE FISH t....Ca/e midnight 245 ALLENS AVE., PROVIDENC E ..... P1od11ced Und11 51ric1 Robbinicol Suptrvision I ------·------ BORDER THREAT GREAT Jaywallters don't always get In Jerusalem, Israel Chief of off scot-free, rep0rts the -Auto Staff -Zvl Tzur stressed the p0s mobile Legal- Association, X.St slblllty that the growing inter year traffic accidents toolt the Arab rift might bring an inci lives~of 2,540 Jaywalltera In the dent on Israel's . borders. He U.S. said such a threat was Just as Excellent. opp0rtunities are In great a t hreat to Israel as a decision by the Arabs to start the Herald's- Classifledv ads, an official war against Israel. DORIC DAY SCHOOL Nursery Klnder,arten Accredited by R. I. Boa rd of F.ducatlon - State Ucensed All Day or Half Day Sessions Balanced Hot Meals Register Now For Fall Session Limited Enrollment new Beaut'! .Jn Transportation 0/J 5,eajur:j... HO 1-1251 WI Mrs. Larry Gardon Fain Miss Annet te S. R ich man, Emanuel on Sunday, Sept. 16. daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Ar- Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen officiated thur R ichm an of 97 Emerson at the wedding, which was fol Street, became t he bride of lowed by a reception at t he Larry Gordon Fain , son of Mr. Temple. and Mrs. Alfred Fain of 78 Given in marriage by her fa Memorial Road , at a 6 o'clock ther, t he bride wore an ivory ceremony h e I d a t T e m p I e peau de soie gown appliqued _,, with seeded pearls. Reembroid /r ered alencon lace trimmed the ' I I An antique gold bow pe ndant portrait neckline bodice and set · oft by magnificent French the control skirt, which ter Enamel and six brilliant dia minated in a chai>el train. Her monds. pillbox hat with seed pearls and lai:e en ded in a fingertip veil. Truly unusual ... a jewe l to She carr ied a Bible covered fo rever enjoy. . .. $350. with an orchid , baby roses and Federal tax Included Avoid the Foll Rush. See us today stephanotis. Subject to prior sale for free ex pert consultation, Miss Sandra Richman was advice and estimate. the maid of honor for her sis ter. Bridesmaids were Miss Su ,RELIABLE CALL GA 1-8096 sette Herz, Miss Beverly Saltz man, Miss Alice Simonoff and Storage your little fur Miss Marsha Abrams. Elise Bol OOLD):!£· MINK A SPECIALTY ski was the flower girl. T he at tendants wore romance blue MARK WEINBERG ·peau satin street length gowns / ~? . ':'". ,:;:...... ' accen ted at the front waist Custom Furrier, i ,., ~~~VENtlt'', with · two small bows, scoop the Lapham Bldg. neckline and cap sleeves. Their ' ~ilyla~ ~•-sqfiue . . GA 1-5160 290 Westminster St. matching pillbox hats were ac cented with self bows and large circular veils, T hey car r ied cascades of white mirlia tw·e carnations centered with blue pompoms. C·RUISES Gerald S wartz served as best man. Ushers were Jordan R ich man, Stanley Bornstein, Rich Book Your Winter Cruise Now! ard Feldstein and Irwin H amin . For Choice After a wedding trip to Mia Accommodations And Rates mi and Nassau, the couple will Call Us For Free Booklet Listing All reside at 96 Overhill Road. Cruises, Ports and Rates AIRLINE TICKETS Same Rates As Airlines !I Flights Arranged With or W ithout Hotel Reservations Official Ag ents All Airlines Announce Marriage Miss Barbara Jane Bythiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al MIAMI PACKAGE TRIPS fred Bythiner of Riverhead , NOW! DAY JET FLIGHTS - only $122.50* round N. Y., was married on Tuesday, tri p Sept. 18, to Frederic Shore Includes day or night Jet flights, round trip from Boston, K ramer of Brooklyn Heigh ts, HEAD OF THE CLASS .. plus 7 days, 6 nights oceanfront N. Y ., son of Dr. and Mrs. Lou •Plus tax, Mon.-Thurs. 7 days is I. K ramer of Providence. time-honored classic jacket with new collar treatment . R abbi William G. Braude of SAN JUAN - Round trip via Jet - only $115.50* T emple Beth-El performed the that dates it years ahead. Wi ll serve as your constant com- \ BERMUDA - Round trip via Jet - only $115.00* 4 o'clock _ ceremony at t he Sa panion, to f latter, to pamper, to make love liness a way of life voy H ilton Hotel in New York. NASSAU - Round trip via Jet - only $122.00* for you . Exquisite to the very last detail, it w·ill boost your To mid-December Escorted by her father, the bride wore a gown of candle morale in lush EMBA Autumn Haze, Dawn, Morning Light HAWAII PACKAGE TRIPS $499.00 ligh t a n tique Ita lian silk reem ' CALIFORNIA - MEXICO - HAWAII - ORIENT broidered with Belgian lace and and Tourmaline Mi nk. If you're pa rtial to dark ranch mink, ' seed pearls, H er bouffant veil we have it in pick-of-the-pelts Great Lakes . At a !igure much ( ' of French illusion was attach ed ' IS RAEL to a crown of t he antique silk, less than you'd expect to pay t<;iday . ' Via Air - Sea or Tours and she carried a cascade of ' Phalaenopsis orch ids and ste ◄' New York to Tel Aviv - Non-Stop Jet! phanotis. Price $1250. ' Boston to London - $350.00 round trip Miss Lisbeth Jane K ramer, a Federal Tax Included l' 17 day excursion fare eff. Oct. 1st sister of the bridegroom, was· m aid of h onor, an d Lieutenant • CONCORD - GROSSINGERS - NEVELE - MAGNOLIA R obert I . K ramer , M .D ., United ' States NavY, was best man for ' his brother. Ushers were Jordan ◄' Honeymoon Planning Our Specialty M . K aplan of Chesh ire, Con n,. • , ◄ CALL ANYTIME H ugh D, Rogovin of Hamden, Conn,, J ames Y. Sweet · of Bet ' hesda, . Md,; and Richard D. ' Zelda Kouffman Abedon, Herbert F , De Simone and Bernard L F ain , all of CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE Providen ce. William K een, Jr,, New Eng land's La rgest Exc lusive Furrier 801 Park Avenue, Cranston of Pawtucket was h onorary usher. 400 Westminster Street ST 1-4977 Eves. By Appt. ST 1-4977 T he bride rs an alumna of t he 53 Years of 'fine Fu r Tradition - ATC and IATA APPROVED SALES AGENT - Waln ut Hill School, Natick, (Continued on Page 16 ) --ij,, -, - ,1•' :: ..... Contributions To The Memorial. Fun-d, Ladies' _A$sociation May Request Postponement Of ~... Jewish Home For The -·Aged Induction During Holidays .. NEW YORK - The Nation This official word was received II: Mrs. Theodore Rosenblatt JOSEPH FELDMAN, N.Y., by NATHAN WASSERMAN, by al Jewish Welfare Board's by Rabbi Aaron Blumenthal, r.l 330 Grotto Ave. Mr.-Mrs. Hy Brickle, Mr.-Mrs. Mr.-Mrs. Harold Kelman, Mr. (JWB) Commission on J ewish spiritual leader of Congregation Samuel Alperin. ; JA 1-3240 Mrs. Zill Friedman, Mr.-Mrs. Chaplaincy has been officially Emanu-EI. Mt. Vernon. N.Y., ROSE FREED, by Dr.-Mrs. A. r.l Jerome Horowitz, Mr.-Mrs. advised by the Selective Serv and C o m m i s s i o n Chairman, ~ Mrs. Charles Coken Lloyd Bazelon. Adrian Goldstein, Mr.-Mrs. Irv ~ ice Commission that all draft from Brig. Gen. Lewis B . Her r.l 228 Hamilton St. BEN DAVIS, by Mr.-Mrs. Irv ing Beranbaum, Mr.-Mrs. Louis . rr., HO 1-7738 ing Glass . boards have been asked to give shey. director of the Selective Blanle. "favorable consideration, when Service System, in the form ~- PHILIP GITMAN, byMr.-Mrs. ALEXANDER WEINE;R, by M. Louis Abedon, Mr.-Mrs. I. ever possible" to requests from of Operations Bulletin No. 81 , < In Memory Of. Mrs. WM. Harris. Jewish registrants for postpone amended as of June 13, 1962, Q Melamut, Mr.-Mrs. Harry Horo ROSE WEINSTEIN, by Dr. witz, Mr. -Mrs. Jos. Waksler, ment of their physical examin: and addressed to draft boards DAVID ABOWITT, by Mr~Mrs. Mrs. David Lltchman, Mrs. Wm. ation or induction into the throughout the country . ~ Ad r i an Goldstein, Mr. Meyer . Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Yolln. Harris. LILLIE GLICKMAN, by Mrs. Armed Forces during the com Bul1etin No . 81 applies to r Q Mushlln, Mr. Adrian Goldstein, DAVID WEISMAN, by Mr. ing J ewish High Holy Days. · Rosh Hashanah (Sept. 29 and ..< Mr.-Mrs. Harold Kelman. Betty Curran, Mr. - Mrs. Lou Mrs. Benj. Brookner, Mr.-Mrs. II: DR. ARCHIE A. ALBERT, by Silverman. Samuel Michaelson, Mr.-Mrs. 30), the J ewish New Year; Yorn r.l Mr.-Mrs. Barney Goldberg, Mr. JENNIE FELDMAN GOLD Benj. Gittleman, Mrs. Sad I e Klppur ( Oct. 8). the Day of / BERG, by Mr.-Mrs. Paul Gersh Nine Rabbis Jailed Atonement. and Sukkoth (Oct. = Mrs. Samuel Michaelson, Mr. Cohen, Mr.-Mrs.'1-larry Shatkln, zQ · Mrs. Samuel Yolln, Mr.-Mrs. Jos. man, Mr.-Mrs. Semon Weintraub, Mr.-Mrs. Ben Poulten, Mr.-Mrs. 13-21 ) . the Feast of Taberna Waksler, Mr.-Mrs. Thomas H. Mr.-Mrs. Melvin Plnsly, Mr. Hyman Sherman, Mr.-Mrs. Frank In Albany Georgia cles. Since all the Holy Days :s Goldberg, Mr.-Mrs. Michael R. Mrs. Albert Alter, Mr .-Mrs. Max Goldman, Mr.-Mrs. Hy Goldman, commence at sundown of the Phenes. ALBANY, Ga .. - Nine rabbis ~ Cohen. Mr.-Mrs. Sigmund Abrams, Mr. were among the 70 religious day previous to these dates, r.l CYRUS BANDER, by Mrs. JENNIE GOUSE. by Mrs. Wm. Samuel Kagan. leaders from cities in the North Bulletin No. 81 states that Q Harris. Sadie Jacobs, Mr.-Mrs. Alfred JACK WHITE, by Mr.-Mrs. and Midwest. who were arrested "riormally, the registrant's phy 0 Jacobs, Mr.-Mrs. Carl Jacobs. SOPHIA AND LOUIS GROSS Paul Gershman, Mrs. Samuel sical examination or induction MAN, by Mr.-Mrs. Frank Kassed. here when they participated In II:= LOUIS BERMAN, by Mr.-Mrs. Kirshenbaum. an anti-segregation protest at should be postponed to a date Maurice Chorney, Mrs. Wm . FANNIE HYMAN, byMr.-Mrs. BROTHER OF MRS. ZARET following the religious holiday r.l Louis Abedon, Mr.-Mrs. Michael City Ha ll. The rabbis. who were Harris, Mr.-Mrs. Jack Miller. SKY, by Mrs. Sally Albertson, lodged in the county jail. took involved.'' =~ PERRY BERNSTEIN, by Mrs. R. Cohen. California. DAVID JAGOLINZER, by Mrs. part in the demonstration with Irving Koffler, Mr.-Mrs. M. Louis BROTHER OF MRS. ROSE readings from the Book of Jacob Tcath, Miss Freddie Lahn. KANEY, N.J., by Mrs. Michael Abedon, Mr.-Mrs. Howard Nelson, Psalms. Mr.-Mrs. ~Herman Lazarus, Mr. SAMUEL KABALKIN, , by Mr. Rabb. Mrs. Ben Rabinowitz, Mr.-Mrs. Beloved parents, DAVID AND After the rabbis had been RONNIE CHASE Mrs. Barney Goldberg, Mr.-Mrs. booked. a policeman emerged Samuel Michaelson, Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Rosenfield, Mr. - Mrs. MINNIE ORLEANSKY, by Mr. from the jail wearing a false Orchestras David Horovitz, Mr.-Mrs. Harry Henry Mason. . Mrs. Albert A. Coken. RUTii KAGAN, by Mr.-Mrs. Beloved parents, JENNIE AND beard and a skullcap that be Greenspan, Mr.-Mrs. Leo Green MUSIC berg. Samuel Wunsch, Mr.-Mrs. Jos. JOSEPH KELLER, by Mr.-Mrs. longed to one of them. and SOPHIA BERNSTEIN, by Mr. Waksler, Mr.-Mrs. Jacob Katz, Leo Miller. paraded through the first floor FOR ALL OCCASIONS Mrs. Harry Seltzer, Mrs. Irving Mr.-Mrs. Benj. Broo1cner, Mr. Beloved brother , DR. MYRON offices of the City Hall. Koffler, Mr.-Mrs. Tex Rabino Mrs. George Basok, Mr. - Mrs. KELLER,by Mr.-Mrs. Leo Miller. The J ewish spiritual leaders PL 1-2S52 Pll-6498 witz , Dr.-Mrs. Frank Goldst ..rn ------~ I-Accounting, Bookkeeping 10-Cement, Asphalt Work 24-Jobs Wanted-Women 42-Special Notices 31-Pet Column ------= BOOKKEEPER, experienced in double LANDSCAPING, Asphalt driveway, MOTHER care for pre-school child in GERMAN Shepherd puppies: Beauty, nd entry through trial ba lance. Ac small jobs, pa tch repairs, water home while mother works. Western ideal disposition, AKC. B1ack and A7iroR~!~:! ors!l~~da~ n~~~tla'f:~! ; counts payable a nd receivable. Pay problems. 30 years experie nce. part Cranston. WI 2-64.17 . tan. Wormed, inocula ted. Excel Drummer, after 5 p.m., Ralph > roll reports. Reasonable rates, part RE 7-7629. 1Hl3 lent breeding. Troll son at stud. 6 time. ST 1-8136. 11 -16 SIDEWALKS, cement and asphalt, WOMAN would like to do laundry in Call after 6. GE 8-6893. B;~e~~ri:fH ~~8;· Wedding In~~~~~ ~ BOOKKEEPING service through bal small job accepted, call ST 1-7862. her hom e, or out. Exper ienced . lions, $6.95. Same day service. ance sheet, fully equipped. Ra tes 11-30 Reasonable, 521-0406. 10-19 POODLE Parlor: Clipping, grooming, Crosstown Press, 777 Broad St., WI ; reasonable. CE 1-4768 a nytime after WOMAN desires ironing, own home; shampoo, hair s tyling and nailacures. 1-4061, ST 1-2710. B. Levy. 10-12 111"4 5. 11 -9 12-Clothing, Furs or hou sework gentleman 's home. Reason a ble. PA 5-9710, PA 3-7682, BILL troubles? Nobody refused to Cl 1.25 hourly, after 3, 941-7815. ufn PA 3-8581. 1Hl3 $9 ,000.00 Not a loan company. GA > 5-Articles For Sale MEN' S clothing she 38-40, 2 slacks, 1-6784. Atlantic Associates. 10-12 ~ overcoat, 3 suits, exct!llcnt con 24a-Laundering WEIMARANER PUPPIES EMBROIDERED articles, hand made... PROFESSIONAL dition , reasonable. JA l-'ii48. WEDDING gown, siie 7-9, satin, chapel CURTAINS beautifully hand l11under• 8 Weeks Young ~~~~;,caJi~~ t~~:1~~ i~~~?~~r ~.~~:: : TRAMPOLINES FOR SALE train, cleaned, sealed, Reasonable. ed. Pick u p and delivery service. Reasonable. 75 1-8520. 12-7 :S Very good conditio n. Asking $169.95 GE 4-8569. 9-28 EL 1-0949. 11 -30 $125-$150 PHYSICIAN.S, DENTISTS, r:1!J a unit or best offe r. Ideal for sum LAUNDRESS will do f ine lilunderlng HOSPITALS ~ mer resorts with swimming pools. in h e r home. Called for a n d d e 13-Dressmaking, Alterations livered. UN 1•7980. 12-7 ED 6-9827 ED 6·9310 Call PA 3-88◄ 8 or SO 1-8256 ~~tunr fo~o!lerl~t y(~~r ol'W.so d~:ga:~: ~ less of t he age or size of the ac- ~ for further Information EXTRA ! EXTRA I 25-Lawns, Landscape People's Home Sewin g Se rvice ls of count. Write J! ferin g the low fall p rices. 32-Plastering Take Advantage of this fall special. BURN' S garden tnctors, tillers, Karts, 11 High St., Boston 10, Mass. Gregory mowers. 2207 Pawtucket Room 42 or Tel. 426-0475 .. ~ k~~ts,l~~~C!2ts 'h<:>mm~~es:: .oo.H~~: Ave., East Provide nce, GE 8-4821 CEILINGS plHtered, one day service. .... 6-Ash, Rubbish Removal 11-9 ~ 10-5 Reasonable. Patches and repair pe r Replacement $1.25. Alte ra tions, work. E. Anderson , JA 1-2880. 8-63 - ,-ELEVISION~-,-.n- ,-. ~1.-, ~ ,1~.so~-w- .- .~kly, N ASH removal: Cellars, yards cleaned. Each $1.00. COMPLETE lilndscaplng: new l11wns, Temporary T e lephone Is t op dressing, fe rtilizing, s hrubs, up; house call, $2. Empire Radio, 97 Hed ges cut, trimmed. Prompt serv Broad St. GA 1-8386. 10-12 ice, JA 1-5348, TE 1-6979. 11-1 6 GE 4-6214 - 9 a.m. - 2 p.m . general maintenance. PA 3-75 17 . JS-Private Instruction TWO 3,000 gallon fU-el t a"nks. National CELLARS, yards, attics cleaned, $5 . Monday to Friday 11 -23 10-12 GRAVEL a nd flll for sale. Pa r k Ave,. Wrecking Co., Inc. 164 Branch Ave., On the spot ser vice. J A I-5797, UN 1-0422. 9-2.8 PL 1-3463. 11 -30 nue a nd Dyer. Pick up or wm deli THREE EVENING COURSES RUBBISH, attics, cellars, yards clean 14-Electrical Work ver. WI 2-2810. 10-5 Electronics - Television Servicing. ed . Reasonable. A. R. a nd Son, HO LANDSCAPE malnten11nce. Frff es Air conditioning Refrigeration 43-Special Services 1·8499, RE 7.497 5_ 11 -30 timates. Go anywhe r e, PA 2--7142, servicing. Powe r oil burners - Instal SERVICES, 100 Amp.Revamps,.Appll lation a nd servicing . ance in stallation s. Industrial, com 723-1024, a fter 6 p .m . 11-2 AUTOMOBILE glass lnst11lled while m ercial, r esidential. Estlmates. Ray LOAM, hrm rich, dellve rttd east of But 11ct now! To be sure. you wait. Mirrors, glass table tops, ASH, RUBBISH REMOVAL Patterson, GE 4-7393. P rovide nce, $2.50 yard; minimum New Engl11nd Tech. p la te glass replaced. Abco Glass, 6 yards. CH 5-5576. 10-5 184 Early St., HO 7.7744 166 Broadway, UN 1-9648. $2.00 and up 16-Firewood, Fuel LOAM 2,000 yards, r ich dark, easily 9-28 accessible $1. per yard. Sold In A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME PIANO lessons ilt your home. Begin Reliable Service FIREPLACE wood a nd stove wood quantity only. ED 6-9056 even ings. 10-5 ners a nd advanced. Vincent Bor relli. TILL IT'S PROTECTED sawed any length. w~ d e li ver. UL Call evenings, EL 1-6221. 11-30 RUBBISH KING 2-4258. 10-12 LOAM, r ich fum, $2.50 yard. 2 yud A UL a pprnved c ustom made fire minimum delivered. WI 2-8042. FUEL oil, 100 gallons No. 1, $14.60 ; warning syste m comple tely Installed EL 1-2977 10-12 200 gall ons No. 2 $24 .20 . Natick SOUTHERN New Englil nd Tree Re • 36- Real Estate For Sale Hardware, VA 1• 7342. 8-63 moval. Registered and In s ured. Free In the home fo r Jess than $200. FUEL oil, 200 gill., $25.25. Burner serv- estimates. Reason able rates. EX CRANSTON, off Reservoir. New list• 941 -7076 ice. S&H G rel!n Stamps. Hillsgrove press 7-7978. 11 -30 Ing. 6 room Cape, l ½ baths, fire ufn Sbb-Business Opportunities 0 11, RE 7-1079. 11 ·23 TREESC ut, rOOtS removed. Reuon- place, a ttached garage, sewers, FUEL, 200 gallor,s, $24 cash plus tax. able. DE 1--0709. 10-1 9 many extras. Tie rney Realty, GE 8- \ Limited Comet F'uel Oll, GA 1·1157. 6071. 44-Stamps, Coins, Books BAKERY, illness forces m e to sell . &-63 26aa- Lots For Sale EDGEWOOD, 1329 Narragilnsett Blvd., Good goin g business. Exce ll ent lo• co rne r Shaw. Open 2 to 5. Large ENCYCLOPEDIAS, Collier' s, 24 vol• cation. T E 1-3039, PA 3-4765. 17-Floor Servicing one-family. 10 rooms. 21f.i baths. ume, major set , brand new. Terms CENTREDALE, 41 Redfern St., 3 lots, Ga ra -!( cs. Fireplace. Owner, WI 1--0550 . DELICATESSEN and grocery store, con ve nie ntly located. 2 bus lines. arranged. GE 8-6327. 11 -30 modern, located in busy s hopping FLOORS washed, waxed, polish ed and Reasonable. CE 1-8850. PAWTUCKET, near downtown, room• center, good going business. owner buffed. Homes-commercia l. Reason• Ing house, 14 units , oil heat. choice 45-Travel, Transportation retiring. For full det ails, call /' I"' able, 861 -551 7 between 4-6 p.m. NO . PROV. off Wi ndmill St., 5 large loca le , now unde r 3 year lease. U- Realty, 'HO 1-4950. 10-1 ~ 10-12 lots. High elevation. $3,500. 726- usual buy. Settling estate, $8,300. 3581. ufn BOSTON University professor wants FLOORS washed a nd waxed, 11lso a ll Bro11:an. SO 1-7787. dall y ride to Boston, share expenses. 9-Carpenters And Builders general cleaning. Reasonable. Lar• MAINE, Pilrkmiln. 100 Ac res. Farm• WARWICK, $14,800. Luge 7-room UN 1-224 1. r y's Hom e Cleaning. TE 1-3901. 8-63 house, brook , fields and timbe r cape. Double garage, 4 bedrooms. land. Excellent hunting. Reasonable. Recreation room, family room. Dish• ADDITIONS, alterations, residential, 647-2425. 45aa-Trucki ng industrial buildings. Garages. Bath I Sa- Furniture Refinishing was he r , comblnatlons. 4-zon e heat rooms, cem e n t work, dormers, store ing, fireplace. Corne r lot. RE 7• MOVING • Trucking - Deliveries any fronts. Free estimates. 942-1044. FINE refinishing a nd repair of anti 26b-Merchandise Wanted 5189. 9-28 w here, no job too small. Reasonable J0-19 o ue and quality fu rnlture. R. Goff. W. J . THURSTON AGENCY rates call after 6 p .m., 351-9503. 9-63 AL TERATJONS and remodeling, re GE 4- 1968 10 -5 COUNCIL Thrift Shop urgently needs North Conwa y, New Hilmpshlre creation rooms, no job too small. children's re-usable clothing. Also. Largest r eal esta te broker, Eastern YOUNG man with truck will do odd Moshier, DE 1·1591. 9-28 20-Heating, Plumbing men's. wJ men's, household a rticles. Slope region. takes pleasure ln an jobs. WI 1·2570 days, 941 -3521 ADDITIONS, recreation rooms and jewelry. 174 Ives St. GA 1-0955. 11 ·16 n ouncing the appointme nt of Frank evenings. 11 -30 hom e remodeling. Free estimat es. Palu mbo, Jr., 122 Markwood Drive, Reason a ble prices. RE 7-3340, RE PLUMBING and heating, alterations, 28- Moving, Storage, Trucking Barrington, our re presentative for 46a-Used Cars 7-8268. 11-30 Installations a nd r e pairs. Call Ma• Rhode Island. cedo P lumbing and Heating, DE CH 5-4041 ARROW BUILDING CO., INC. 1-4775. 11 -2 ARCH MOVERS - $7 .00 hourly In PACKARD, 1951 , sedan, clean, $125. Rhode Is land. Local and Long Dis Businesses, Mote ls, Hom•s, AcrNge Good Condition. GE 4-0733. Residential - Commercial tance. Insured . PA 2-5760. · 10-19 11 -2 Will build to s uit. build additions. Re 20a-Help Wanted 48- Window Cleaning modeling of a ll kinds. House moving - complete job. New ranch homes Men, Women Locill, Long Distance Movers 37-Real Estate Wanted for sale, Cranston area. PROFESSIONAL window cleaning at Storage and Packing r easonable rates. RE 9-2088. 8-63 DAVID WALKER APARTMENT houses, 2-J families. To Represent RADCO PRODUCTS CO. Specializing Store Delive ries Ranches, Capes, bungalows, lots. Builder - Developer - Real Estate acreage wan ted. Prompt service. WI 1-7694 Selling to home owners a U. L. ap MARSHALL EXPRESS Gazzero, EL 1-0368. 10-12 proved fire warning system , complet e, 10-12 ST 1-9336 BATTISTA: Tel. 737-5067:--R"ealtor installed for less than $200. Top com 10- 12 CARPENTRY, cabinet work, additions, mission paid wee kly. Car necessar y. n eeds a ll types prope rty. Multiple remode ling, kitc he n s, bathroom s, li sting and persona l, dependable rumpus rooms. Quality work at the Apply 397 Elmwood Ave., Prov. 28a-Musical Merchandise service. 11 -16 right price. EL 1-3938, EL l-5781. 9-63 -10 A . M. to 5 P. M. CRANSTON neighbors. Buyers wait 11 -16 PIANO, small, wanted to buy. Student, ing. Homes a nd land. Relocatin g private sale. Call 331-1494. Freeway evacuees. Saccocclo Real JO-Cement, Asphalt Work 21-Help Wanted - Women tors. ST 1·0901. 11-9 You Get 30-Painting, Decorating LET us t,e of service to you. Free ap ALTERATION - Asphalt and cement SALESWOMEN: Ave rage $2 per hour praisals, efficien t advertising of oavin~. General contracting. Also. in your spare time. Supply house ALTl:RATIONS: Interior, exterior your property. Call Temple 1-16 18 machinery rentals. UN 1-7673, EL wives with cosmetics, kitche n and p11inting , paperhanging, floors re b etween I and 5 p.m. 10- '- 1-8676. 5-63 home needs. No cash needed. C:. 11 finis hed, olastering. H. Fis h.man, 24 Asphalt driveways, sidewalks and Mrs. Thompson coll ect. CY 4-3785, Georgia, WI 1-5 122. 11 -2 WARWICK, Cranston, 2-3 bedroom North Kings town. ranches n eeded. $10 ,000 to $15,000 Results parking areas. Drive ways, 50 x 9, EXTERIOR painting special. Pa int• $65; other sizes In propor tion. Also ra nge. P earson Realty. HO 7-7128. THE DEMAND for Avon's beautiful ing one family. S60: two family, $125. 11 -16 soeclal In Seal Coating driveways, Work guaranteed. HO 7-7479. 10-1 2 30 x 9, $16.50. All work g uara nteed. Christm as Gift Sets is the great est Free estimates. in his tory. Capita li ze on this de mand INTERIOR and exterior painting, 37a-Realtors by becoming a nAvon Representative paperhangin g. A & W Painting, ROYAL PAVING CO. in your own n eighborhood. GA Cumberland, R. I.. 724-0471. 10-5 1-2908. BUYERS wait ing for your home. List From TEL: 751 -3303 NATIONWIDE Painting and Decorat with Harold J ohnson Realty, prompt ing. All work guara nteed, interior ser vice, 831 -9723. 10-5 11 -30 23-Home Repairs a nd exterior. Free estimat es. UN ASPHAL..T driveways, all sizes, dur 1-5611. 9-28 able, smooth finish. Fully guaran ALUMINUM SIDING 38-Roofing, Siding teed 5 years. Reasonable. Also Seal PAINTING: Call ST 1•5624 0 . Farley. Coating. Universal Paving. PL 1- storm windows, doors, gutters, addt• All typ es, Inside, outside. Wall• ( 2076. 11 -30 paoering, estimates insured. Reason EXPERT leak repairing, guttering, HERALD ( tlons, patios, porc h enclosures, ce ment st eps, aluminum rails, roofin g. ahle. 9-28 painting, carpentry. No Job too ( ASPHALT DRIVEWAY On the spot estima t es. 50 years ex small, free estimates. RE 7•6506. PAINTING, Interior, exterior, wall 12-7 9 x 45, specJal $45. AIi other sizes perie nce. papering. General re pairs, free es• Jn proportion. Specials on parking TE 1•7748 Umates. J A 1-4296, afte r 7 p .m . 10-5 !~'i!!d~nd sidewalks. All work guar• 38a-Rooms For Rent 11 -16 PAINTING, Interior, exterior; re mode ling, homes and commercial: Classified NEW ENGLAND PAVING CO. BB&L Construction Co. Building n ew homes built. Eve r ett Lucas, CY ROOM, In private home, with or with Contractors. AH types-new con 4-3507. 10-5 out board. Man or woman. JA 1-7829. 621 -9510 OE 1-7917 struction , renovations, additions, re pairs. CE I-0553. 8·63 PAINTING NICE home to s hare. Kitchen prlvl• 11 -9 leges, seperate bedroom. Second ASPHALT WORK 23aa-Household Goods Interior, Exterior floor. For lady. WI 1·1490. Attention property own ers! Have you Adsl Car pentry, roofs and gutte rs repaired. pa rking problems? Asphalt driveways, BEDROOM set Chippendale, Man's 38b-Rooms With Board parkin g areas for hom e a nd industri1> ' Reasona ble prices. Free estimates. areas. Ma nufacture rs of "Blacktop" leather c hair, 2 commodes, torc h G uaranteed. F. Notarlannl. pavements. Hot a nd cold mixes. la mps, excellent condition, reason WOMAN will mind child dally In own able . WI 2--9023. HO 1-4397 - ST 1-4690 home, Mount Pleasant area. E I MONDILLO CO. 10-12 1-9530. CE 1-9000 WI 2-7919 BEDROOM set, modern; 4 pieces. Very Long established good condition . Reasonable. WI R. E. BENNETT & SON WAKEFIELD MANOR 12-7 1-5786. Contractors Beautiful South County retireme nt CEMENT walks, walls, patios,· free h ome 30 miles from Providence. estimates. M & R Improvement Co. DINING room chairs, 6 French Pro Call La rge, spacious sunny private rooms. R. Os terman. RE 7-11 50. vincial, solid mahogan_y, frullwood painting, gutters and carpentry. Pa finish, green velvet tufted seats, perhanging, masonry work, spraying, Dining room or tray service. For In CEMENT contracting: Garages, sin $100. HO 3-9787. fully Ins ured, 45 years experience. formation , write g le, $850; double, $1,250; cement W11kefleld Manor, Post Road cinder blocks, comple t e. Ange lo Tel. 431-2246 MJrando, 285 Laurel Hill Ave., 23c-Jobs Wanted- Men Wak.t'leld or call ST J-1711 EL 1-8524. 11 -9 11 ·9 10-26 ciMENT re pairs; chimneys, steps, DRAFTSMAN, archltutural, desires fla king, leaking cellars. Brick point drafting to d o at home. No Job r e 31-Pet Column 724-0200 ed. UN 1-4842, UN 1-6992 anytime. r efused . CA 2-6942. 39-Sewer, Cesspool Service 11 -30 CHIHUAHUAS, registered, Inoculated, CEMENT steps, patios, sidewalks, 24- Jobs Wanted - Women Fales. Nolllmah Kenne ls. 42 Seavie w CESSPOOL, septic tank service, avail driveways, leaking cellars, cesspools Ave., Hamilton, 2 miles sou th able 24 hours. Reliable, reasonable. and dry wells. Save dollars, call IRONING done In my home. Reason- Wlckford, Rte. IA , tum Bean's Aames Cesspool Cleaners, GA 1- A. E. Johnson, PA 5·7534. 11 ·2 able ra t es. VA 8--0505 . ,,._. Mote l. 9029. us ------ ...... CHEMI ST HONORED as an officer in the Austrian C' J,.. -J r' •1 s took my father's Job ·away from him. Taxes for Jews became RIO DE J ANEIRO - P rofes- :armmey todurBrinazgil Winorll9d41,WaarrefuI~ ... J,.LU~__ om -• £ am1 y tarts higher and higher, wedging us ~ sor Fritz Feig!, world-famous -·· -· "'... J ewish chemist, and president gee from Nazi persecution. m, -,~ Jf7: ··-- L •.I, l p •d out and making it impossible of the Confederation of Jewish h~ ·· been active sinc_e _:: 1n- Bra::" .1. vew 1.1.e n TOVl ence for us. Jews there have no .. Federations or Brazil, was hon- zllian J ewish_ ~ d world affairs. rights, but they cannot go to . (Continued from Page 1) cy on East Avenue. Sol is con the police and complain, as they ored_ here by the Catholic Uni- _ - -Tlie first automobile crossed with her many fine materials cerned that he must go back are afraid even to go near a ~ers1ty, which awarded him a the U.S. In l903 and took 61 from Paris and is eager to be to school, not only because h e police station ." At least 80 % octorate to mark his 70th days to make the journey, ac gin sewing again. She displayed is anxious to return to his pro of the J ewish population has birthday. Professor Feig!, who cording to the Automobile Le several diplomas for distinction fession, but also because while left Egypt during the past five was born In Austria and served gal Association. in "haute couture" given to her he is in college, his brother years, he said. The only ones in Paris as well as in Cairo. Albert will be the only support who remain are those too ill to Mr. Chalom knows no En of the family. go elsewhere. glish but seemed to follow our His brother Eddie, 17, · looks Cairo, Alexandria and Port FREE! conversation, smiling and laugh enough like Sol to be his twin, Said are large and modern cl BICYCLES For Boys And Girls ing at sudden touches of hu and he too has his educational ties - - in fact, the only ones. - ' ( i mor. He is 65 years old and problems. Although he is al Surrounding these cities are im r To Be Drown During The Month was in the clothing business in ready a high school graduate, poverished villages;-. nearly all Eddy also must return to school of whose inhabitants are poor, Of October Egypt but isn't working here due to his Jack of English as for at least two years, and be hungry, and unbelievably sick. j REGISTER NOW AT well as his age. come acquainted with the En In a lighter vein, Dr. Chalom i Sol, a darkly intense young glish terminology for all the said that his first impression man, is also a graduate of the courses he has already taken. of the U.S. was that it is "So Kessler's Service University of Cairo, where he He hopes to go on to college big and rich, very rich . . . and ESSO became a licensed ph"armacist and become an engineer, as his everyone has a car! " 935 . North Moin Street, Prov. R. I. and worked for two years at his mathematics grades are excel Like so many thousands who OPEN DAILY 7 A, M. to 9 P. M, TEL. 831 -9857 profession. However, in order lent. have come before them, the to work here . as a pharmacist, Asked to describe . the politi Chaloms look forward to a new he must study for about a year cal and social atmosphere in beginning here, and to the end TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FALL SPECIALS of oppression and adversity. LUBE JOB $1.00 WITH EVERY OIL CHANGE and pass the Board Exams. He Egypt, Dr. Chalom stated "They ATLAS SAFETY SEAT BELTS, $5.95 PER SET INSTALLED plans to begin his studies this week at the University of Rhode COMPLETE WINTERIZING - MOTOR TUNE UPS FREE ROAD SERVICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Island. Meanwhile, he has been ALL WORK GUARANTEED FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY working at Alexander's Pharma- RGANIZATION ' ' at SACKET'S ... - NEWS OFFER NEW ACTIVITIES A new Fall series of special ; · 1. · physical education activities en ~ · NOW ON DISPLAY titled "Adventure In Move ment" is now being offered to a ll age groups at the Jewish Community Center by its Phy b> JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS sical Education Committee For Friends ond Fomily Department. according to Mil ton Wintman. Physical Educa PROMPT DELIVHY ON PERSONAL/ZED NEW YEAR CARDS tion Committee Chairman. PLACE YOUR OWER NOW FOR COMPLETE SE LECTION Scheduled to begin in Octo ber, classes are now open for registration. Being offered are Tennis I . Tennis n . Swedish SACKETT'S Gymnastics I , Swedish Gymnas tics II. Modern Dance. "Let's / 1 HEADQUARTERS FOR THE HOSTESS Pretend". Fencing, Bowling 742 Hope Street Near Rochombeau League, Bicycling for Women , Bicycling for Men. Bicycling for Children and Square Danc ing. Mrs. Cholom shows some of her creotions For information on registra tion fees. requirements. etc. for these activities, Mr. King at the Jewish Community Center, FRED SPIGEL'S UN 1-2674, may be called. KOSHER FOOD CENTER TO HOLD SERVICES WINDOW SHADES A post-vacation reunion will FREE lnstcsllotion - FREE Measuring 225-229 PRAIRIE AVENUE be held at Temple Beth Sholom on Rochambeau Avenue at LOWEST Factory Price s • LARGEST Selection In Town ' GA 1-8436 MA 1-605S Camp Street for all members. S ee the S ty les now popular tn New York, Florida and California ' friends and the community at t large, tomorrow evening at SHADES of ALUMINUM - BAMBOO - FABRIC ROSH HASHONAH BEGINS SUNSET 10 P.M. l._ SEPTEMBER 28th Newly elected Rabbi and Mrs. Aluminum WINDOWS CURTAIN RODS Charles M. Rubel will be greet ed. Rabbi Rubel will give a MADE $9.88 MEASURED and Only 7 more Shopping Days Before short talk on the significance TO ORDER INSTALLED Rosh Hashonah of the Selichos Service. The li turgical portion will be chanted ALL DEPARTMENTS OPEN EVERY DAY by Cantor Karl Kritz. assisted WINDOW FASHIONS, Inc. by the Temple choir. Refresh 494 NO. MAIN ST., PROV. (Next to York Dec.) ments will be served and at midnight all will assemble for Evenings 'ti! 9 GA 1-3955 F,ee PARKING the traditional Selichos Services. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES Turkeys LB. 49c DUCKS-CAPONS-ROASTING CHICKENS 0.-ors..... ffMIOU ,,...,_.._,.t,,,,..,cMI' ...... WESTERN ·uNION -c.1...il r TWEEDY WOOL WRAP SKIRT Just in and highly exciting! The wrap-around, magnificently flared and fully lined. Donegal wool tweed in brown or gray. Suede pockets. 22-30 . JR.-SIZED 3 Pc. SUIT .) ' OF DOUBLE KNIT WOOL A wardrobe wonder any place, any time. Collarless jacket has detachable MAGAZINE FASHION IN scarf .. straight skirt is hip lined and side SOFT DOUBLE KNIT WOOL zipped. Both of double knit virgin wool. Striped, contrast colored blouse has jewel ( \ Sheath with a custom look in gray, royal, neckline, short sleeves. Black with taupe \ brown or black wool. Fitted, button trim beige with brown. Juniors 9-15. to waist bodice with scarf-tie roll collar Dress Dept. (lined in contrast color), long back zipper closing. Misses 12-18. BETTER MILLINERY GROUP YOU ARE WAITED INCLUDING MANY SAMPLES ON BY EXPERIENCED A very specia l price! They're romantic SALESPEOPLE and exciting .. arresting and dramatic frankly flattering! A ON-THE-SPOT high-fashioned co llection FREE PARKING of colorful shapes. FO,R 1,500 CARS 5.00 OPEN EVERY NIGHT MONDAY THRU SATUR DAY You're Invited To Use Charge, Or A Budget Plan UNTIL 10 O'CLOC" • •~ . ~ NEW . CHIEF RABBI United Progressive Jewish Con A Herald ad always gets best ..., '':JOHANN'E:SBO'R:Cf -:...:;" "Rabbi ·gregatiort. The ceremonies . ..;_;er e results - our subscribers com• I' t ., Ahron Opher of Chicago was ··· attended by representatives of • ' prise an active buying market. <.. :;: '· induct,ed JQst wek as t he new all major _institutions. t '"' Chief Reform Rabbi of Johan Saturday Evening 5-8 P.M . .; nesburg in · · ceremonies at the · Subscribe to the Herald: · . . .~ -?'' BUFFET SUPPER By C•ndlellght DExte r 1-SH5 I FABULOUS DESSERTS i RHO 1sLAND MISS DUTTON'S t Dr · [al U) CHAMBER MUSIC GUTTERS CONCERTS ALUMINUM - WOOD Repaired • Replaced PAINTING Subscribe now for 1962-1963 seoson Interior • Exterior Oct. 16--New York Pro Aluminum & Wood Sldewalllng Musica FRANK LAVIN Nov. 27-Fine Arts Quartet WI 1-5360 Anytime Jan. 28--Vienna Octet 5 Years To Pay _/ April 23-Phoenix Quartet Concerts at 8:30 P. M. R. I. SCHOOL OF DESIGN AUDITORIUM APPLES MclNTOSH Series prices: $9:00, $7.50, $6.00 ($4.00 Students) AND CORTLANDS Make checks payable to Brown Univer sit y $ 1.00 per ½ bu. Mall to Brown Univer sity, Box 1903 Mrs. Carl Marcus Lieberman Providence 12, R. I. U-PIK-UM T he marriage of Miss Carol 16 Oak Hill Road. Worcester. Route 44, West lrom P rov., North Meredith F reedman to Carl Mass. on Rte. 5, Left on Swan Road . Marcus Lieberman took place Left on Mann Sch ool Rd. Follow Given in marriage by her fa U -Pik-Um Arrows. Sunday, Sept. 16 at Tem ple ther, the bride wore a gown of Emapuel. Rabb Eli A. Bohnen white silk peau de sole fashion LARRY SASSO officiated at the 3:30 P .M. cere ed with a portrait neckline. F REE CONTAINERS mony. A reception followed at long sleeves, and a full skirt the Ledgemont Country Club . ending in a cathedral train A The bride is the daughter of matching headpiece held her s,o,&SHOP Dr. and Mrs. David Freedman bouffant veil. She carried a THE QUARTER of 11 6 Fosdyke St reet. The prayer book covered with phala ~ SUPER MARKETS bridegroom's parents are Dr. enopsis orchids and bouvardia. and Mrs. Harold Lieberman of Miss Susan Lieberman, sister PAST CLUB of the bridegroom . was maid of the l of honor. Bridesmaids were Jewish Com munity Ce nter lI Mlss J oan Goralnik and Miss ' ·11 575 TAUNTON AVE ., EAST PROVIDENCE - nex t to Zay,e Irma Feinberg of Providence, DANCE SHOPPERS PLAZA, PAWTUCKET - co,. Lonsdale A,e. ond Mo;n St. and Mlss Judith Hassler and SUNDAY, SEPT. 23 Mrs. Michael Gilman of Boston. 'i 361 RESERVOIR AVE ., PROVIDENCE - Routes 2 ond 3 :j (Continued From Pare 13) Ronald Siff was the best man, Crown Hotel and the ushers were Steven and - Air Conditioned - Mass.. and Pembroke College. Robert Freedma n, brothers of Mr. K ramer ls a graduate of ART TANCREDl'S STOP & SHOP WILL HAVE the bride, J eff rey K line, Arnold Award Winning Band Providence Country Day School, Liberman. Jerrold Moskowitz. Brown University, and Colum and David Skaff. LOU LUPO bia Law School. He is an at Accordionist - Vocalist torney in the office of the Reg After their wedding trip, the Ente rtaining ional Counsel, United States couple wlll make their home in Boston. where Mr. Lieberman - COCKTAI LS - FRESH-WATER T reas u ry Departmen t, New Me mbers 75c Is in hls senior year at Tufts York. Non-Me mbe rs $1 .50 Mrs. Kramer ls the grand University School of Medicine . -:laughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meyer of R iverhead, FISH FOR N. Y. and t he late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Byth lner of Phlladelphla. Mr. K ramer's grandparents Open Daily 8 'til 5:30 were the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Shore of Providence Thursday 'til 9 P. M. THE HOLIDAYS and New York, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Morris K ramer of P rovidence. After a honeymoon the couple AT -MONEY-SAVING PRICES! will reside in Brooklyn Heights. N . Y. Announce Birth SCALESI You'll find a choice variety of fresh-water fish. Delive; ed fresh every day, they will be scaled Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Weiser of Rockville, Md .. announce the and cleaned to order by our trained fish men. birth of their second child, a SCALES I daugh ter, Wendy-Lee, on Sept. 15. Maternal grandparents are FRESH BUFFEL CARP Mr . and Mrs. Louis Deckelbaum of Silver Springs Md., and pa ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weiser of Gor FRESH WHITEFISH don Avenue, Providence. Attend Convention Frank F. Swartz and Asso ciates of 744 Hope Street are FRESH PICKEREL attending the 25t h consecutive convention at Nassau and Ber muda. D avid Y an over, an as sociate, has qualified in - the FRESH MULLETS "W h ite Mountain Club four times a nd Arthur S. G regian. ., another associate, has qualified FRESH PERCH 15 consecutive times. The grou p sailed Sept. 14. Daughter Born See ou r di splay of Sca les ol I Brass, different Mr. and Mrs. F ranklin Alberts FRESH .CARP of 53 Circuit Drive , Cranston. styles, Brass with Marble bose, etc. announce the birth of their This is your opportunity to select the proper Scole to second daugh ter, Nancy Fern. on Sept. 7. to be filled with the Fl owers of your choice or FRESH .PIKE '. Ma ternal grandparent is Mrs. with our Plosti c Artificial Fruit1 Irene Schechter and paterna l gra ndparen ts are Mr. and Mrs. AT AMAZING SAVINGS! H arold Alber ts of Cranston. ' Prices Start At .s5.2s ) CORRECTION In t he birth announcement of Daniel · Ethan Chalka. son of Plenty of Free Parking . . . and you also get Mr. and Mrs . W Iiliam Chaika, born on Aug. 6, the names of We Ship Anywher~ in the United States the paterna l grandparents were inadver tently omitted. The an TOP VALUE STAMPS nouncement sh ould have read , paternal grandparen ts are M_r . good for valuable gifts! and Mrs. Sol N . Cha lka of Cranston . RENT. TO GO UP ~rivate persons. . The higher s.eoo iAWMEN IN isaAEi...... · JERUSALEM Rent in- · r e n t s o !:.! govemment-o~~d .' , There are some 8,000 police cre.ases. decreed by the ' Govern-a property will be in eeffect · o.n1Y ' me.n in :: tsraeJ engaged in all ment last summer: . ,went into until April 1, according to .the phases. of law enforcement work ~ effect h ere last wiek ranging, up decree. . The Increase& range .and prisQn, supervision. ll! ···to ·a 140 per ' cent increase on i-rom -1O pounds to 19 : pounds ll.r'" some apartments owned by . ~$3.33 to $6 .33 ). Use ~eral~ C~ed ads. I g ll! =ll! Ill First ~ )::' ~ National C, > ~ rn ( \ Stores l'l 'II "'l ll! ~ l'l \ Ill.. Fred Kelman Ph oto ~ Initial Gifts Leaders - Checking p lans far the Initi a l Gifts ...... luncheon of the 1962 campaign of t,he W omen's. Division o f .."' the Ge neral J ewish Com m ittee are Mrs. Isador S. Low, left, In it ial Gi fts chairma n, a nd Mrs. Abe Berman, .co-chairma n . .C o-cha irman Mrs. Oscar Leach was not present when the photograph wa s taken. The Initial Gifts luncheon w il l be he ld Tuesday noon, Oct. 2, at the home of Mrs. Max L. Gra nt. ' : Women Plan Initial Gifts Affair Tender, Ta sly Whi te Meal - Br east a'nd W in g The 1962 campaign of the Gifts chairman. is being assist Quarters LB Women 's · Division of the Gen ed by Mrs. Abe Berman and Chicken Breast 43c sral J ewish Committee conti Mrs. Oscar Leach, co-chairmen. nues with the Initial Gifts di Mrs. Low announced that the I ~ vision luncheon, one of the Initial Gifts captains are Mes major affairs in its annual dames Walter Adler, Stanley Tempting , Juicy Dark Meal - Drumstick and Thi gh fund-raising · drive. Blacher, E. Leonard Chaset. The Initial Gifts luncheon Raymond G. Franks. Samuel will be held Tuesd3.y noon, Gereboff. Barney M. Goldberg. Chicken Leg Quarters LB 3 9 C Oct. 2, at the home of Mrs. Leonard Y. Goldman, Samuel Max L. Grant. 90 Hazard Ave Michaelson, Aaron J. Ost.er, nue. Jack M. Queler and John M . Mrs. Isador S. Low, Initial Sapinsley. Armour Star - Mi ldly Seasoned LB Rules Against Use Of Sausage Meat ROLL 45c Star-Spangled Banner Same Low Self-Service Prices in All Stores in This Vicinity - (We Reserve lhe Right to limil Quantities} In Place Of Prayers ■·est Produce Values;! ' ,,' NEW YORK - Commissioner He stressed, however. that any of Education James Allen, J r .. part of the National Anthem ·; r uled here against using any could be read, sung or recited U. S. No. 1 - 2 'I•" and up - Delicious for Beth Cooking and Ealing part of The Star-Spangled in the schools and he suggested Banner as a substitute for the a moment of silent meditation LB banned Regents Prayer. The in schools as a guideline to APPLES WEALTHY 4 BAG 29c Hicksville. Long Island, school school boards. board decided immediately af In another development. more PURPLE - Ric h in Satis fying Fl a'vor ter the J une 25 U.S. Supreme than half of the 16,000 school Court ruling to substitute a lit admin istrators in the United r.· LBS tle-used stanza of, the national States indicated thdr disap Prune Plums 2 29c anthem - which contains the proval of the June 25 decision. line "In God is our Trust" - They were polled by the "Na Rich in Garden Fr esh Fl avor for the controversial Regents tions' Schools," a monthly edu P rayer. cational journal. LB Mrs. Miriam Rubinstein, a The poll al~o found that Green Beans 19c mother of two children attend m any of the 46 percent report ing a Hicksville school, protes ing themselves in agreement ted, declaring that her family with the ruling expressed the ( was receiving an adequate re belief th at the decision applied Special Grocery Buys!· l I ligious instruction "in a local only to mandated prayers, not h ouse of worship." Commission to prayers in general nor to Bi l er Allen, in banning use of the ble-reading. Blend with Fl NAST Peanut Butte r - De li cio us! ~I National Anthem as a school ,1' prayer, upheld her petition. That point of view was the 7 1/i oz core of a ruling by Corporation FLUFF JA R J Counsel Chester Gray of Wash Marshmallow 19c J ngton, D. C., wh ich will permit (Conlents O nly) Death Camp Area Shows Club Soda - Plus Other Popular Fla vors ◄ the Board of Education in the ' nation's "'capital to act against Ginger 61PT1 2oz ' _Conflicting .Scenes BOTS s1.oo .,' the spirit of the June 25 deci Canada Dry Ale ,,' HANOVER T he area son. ( ( RICHMOND - New Pack a round Bergen-Belsen, site of The Washington ruling clear ( ' the notorious Nazi death camp, ed the way for the public 1 LB was witness to two conflicting schools to reopen with their CANS •' developments that can perhaps Tomatoes 6 95c ( . regular procedure, following the be best described as "atone Wash ington school code which RICHMOND - Cut ment and villainy, perform provides that opening exercises ances in sin and expiation.'' 15 ½ oz shall include a salute to t he CANS :',Vhi\l) thousands of Catholics flag, a reading from the Bible, Green Beans 6 89c were congregating at the Ber ''without note or comment," Fl NAST - also Spaghetti - Thin and Regular gen-Belsen memorial. in "Serv and the Lord's P rayer. ioos of Atonement" for the 1 LB thousands of Jews who died in PKG S the camp, other Germans were CENTER CLOSES Elbow Macar-oni 2 39c engaging in an act of villa iny J ERSEY CITY - T he North In an adjacent town which Is Hudson J ewish Center has the site of one of the oldest closed its doors after 37 years Save Cash .... Jewish burial grounds in the of service because its officials country, the 240-year-old ceme were unable to find means of tery at Celle. meeting . its annual $20,000 QP- Even as the worshippers at erating deficit. . Get Gold Bond _· Stampsf Too! the memorial beseeched for , When •a ll efforts failed, the giveness for the crimes commit center was ended and the build Takes Fewer Books To Get Valuable Gilts teed by Nazi Germany, the ing was- put ·up for sale. One villains at Celle smeared the problem which developed from cemetery wall with swastikas the closing was that Jewish or 1 and such familiar Nazi slogans ganizations which had been us IJi i;ifX as "Jews must die," "Jews to Ing offices in the center now the concentration camp." are seeking new offices. -·------,------( .) A· Herald ad always gets best U.S. FIRM TO DRILL results - our subscribers com TEL AVIV - Prospecting for prise an active buying market. oil in several areas of Israel .. will be t?egun soon by a new '°... American firm, the Asher Cor ·poratlon, it was announced here last week by Wesley Hancock, 334 WESTMINSTER 51. of · Wlluiington, Del., one of the . heads of the firm. People Are Talking About "The Chuck Wagon" • Lobster, Newburg @ • Smothered Beef And Onions OPEN $1.25 MONDAYS LINDY'S BALI RESTAURANT • 659 RESERVOIR AVE, Complimentary Parlc.ing (corner Park Ave.) B111nquet Facllitln For Up To 300 ST 1.a111 CONGREGATION MISHKON TFILOH Fred Kelman Photo A subscription to the Herald is Officers Installed - Shown at the lnstollotion Luncheon of 203 SUMMIT AVENUE a good gift idea for the person who "has everything" else. Call the Providence Chapter of Hadossah ore, left to right, Mes 724-0200. domes Benjamin Glosser, vice-president; Jerrold Franklin, ROSH HASHANAH AND v1ce-pres1dent; Jerome Feinstein, president; Julian Ansell, in YOM KIPPUR SERVICES WILL BE HELD stalling officer, member of the National Boord of Hodassah· Harry Kat2 Barney Goldberg, vice-president, ond Irving Fain, outgoing IN OUR NEW SYNAGOGUE president. KOSHER MEAT MARKET Membership Committee Will Be In The WHlard Shopping Center WE HAVE Building, Monday Through Thursday, FRESH KILLED SPRING DUCKS In 7 to 9 P.M . WE ALSO HAVE CAPON, TURKEYS, Hollywood For Information Coll PULLETS FOR THE A. Linder, PL 1-4302; Sidney Pickar, PL 1-0920 Jewish Holidays DE 1-9675 By Barney Glazer I ) HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA- THINGS I Just learned: That Aaron Spelling, who hates west silent film star Theda Bara was erns, directs and produces west Theodosia Goodman from CinciD.- ' • erns . . ..What certain Jewish natl who swept to fame overnight television director, who is this in "A Fool There Was/' based close to Donald O' C,mnor, greeted on Rudyard Kipling's "The Vam his wife at the airport after a pire." That's how she was l~beled month's separation and shook "the vamp." hands with her? .... Did you know ROBERTA SALTER,assoclate that Walt Disney's animated car producer of ABC-TV's ..Yours toon characters have only four for a Song" and wife of its pro fingers because four fingers are ducer Harry Salter, ls the daugh- ---~ ter of Aimee Semple McPherson, ,1 J . less confusing to the eye? JOAN CONNORS, who has famed Los Angeles evang<;llst of many television and movie credits, the 20' s and 30' s. , . . Oddi y enough, ls the former Joan Cohen of New Stan lr.vln ls an executive of tlie ton, Mass. Her father ls Nathan Las Vegas Sahara Hotel, but ls Cohen, who owns a textile manu talented enough to headline any of facturing plant in Newton, and Is his own shows. Stan does prac a member of B'nal B'rlth . ... How tically everything In showbuslness. times have changed In the Ford Last March, he directed the play Empire! Henry Ford 11 recently "Make a Million," and it wasn'~ gave the Israel Welfare Fund a his fault the fund-raising event check for $20,000. for Las Vegas' Temple Beth Sholom didn't quite make that much. CLEARLY demonstrating the ORGANIZATION thinning of Jewish traditions, my 7-year-old granddaughter Debra •·- was asked to buy a chullah at the NEWS local bakery. She ordered: "One PIONEER WOMEN TO MEET cornbread please.'' Obviously; Debra's Friday night llcht-bensh A regular meeting of the Pio lng has been sadly neglected. neer Women will be held Tues JACK GING, star of tele day at 1 :30 p.m . at the Bilt vision's "The Eleventh Hour," more Hotel. relates how Jeff Corey, the Jew Plans for the annual Chanu ish actor, couldn't get work in kah Journal wlll be formulated Hollywood so he started an acting by Mesdames Alter Boyman, school. Ging and Richard (Dr. chairman; Anne Phillips, co Kildare) Chamberlin were stu chairman; Charles Lappin, dents at the same time in COrey's Help Your Child to Rer-ac-h--~- treasurer; Henry Helfand, se classes. They now look upon tlielr New Horizons of cretary, and their committee mentor as a goofather. Mrs. Mordechai Shapiro will JUST TO remove the barna~ speak and show slides taken on cJes from that old sea witch's Education and Culture her recent visit to Israel. Re ta_!e that Jack Benny pinches freshme~ts will be served. pennies, he paid $40 per day re "At museums and libraries ... school OLD COLONY cently at Ben Goffstein's Riviera ,.;. MONTHLY SAVINGS U. S. Y. TO HOLD MEETING Hotel in Las Vegas.. .. 20th-Fox's children today are enabled to view new hor The Temple Beth David Uni film u SWingin' Along" used to be 5 izons available in education and culture,'' ted Synagogue Youth wlll hold titled "The Schnook." Who changed I 4% Its first meeting or the season It? Some schnook! points out Ben Thrifty, The Old Colony SOME GEITT in Columbus, I Current Yearly Dividends for old and prospective mem I Ohio, whom I never met, ls waging ) Money-Watcher. "But it takes money for a compounded every 6 months bers on Sept. 23 at 9:30 A.M. in I the Temple's Social Hall. A a personal vendetta, even going so boy or girl to reach these horizons through Save .._, Current Rote, Have In: breakfast will precede the meet far as to cancel his advertising ~ ing. During the meeting the tmtil this column ls dropped Pub years of advanced training and study. Each 5 10 15 lisher-Editor Milton Pinsky toolt Month Yean Yean Years· new officers will be introduced. "Make •~re of having ample funds for Also, the · new advisor and youth a personal survey on thx:ee oc $20. $1326. $2944. $4915. council wlll attend. casions and learned that Columbus your child's education. Start saving regularly readers are 85% strong for this J 25. 1658. 3680. ,6144 . in a Monthly Savings account at Old Colony TO HAVE COKETAIL PARTY plllar. Pinsky refuses to budge $ 30. 1990. 4416. 7373. for the vindictive one. My hat· Judy Ann Leven B. B. o·. will I comes off to a fighting editor!" ) ✓• now." hold a coketail party on Sept. MARSHALL BERLE, Milton's I 24 at 8 P .M. at 34 Marbury real-life nephew, ls a fllmtown , . j Avenue. All girls 14 or In the agent but Is anxious to ma1'e .the ( YOUR SAVINGS INSURED ninth grade are invited. I switch ~o comedian.... Jennifer UP TO $10,000 • MEMBER, Jones and David Selznick have a FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN There are some 4,500 edu singing daughter.... Son of Ted INSURANCE CORPORATION. cational institutions of all types "Is Everyone Happy" Lewis" ls_a J in Israel. About 65 per cent of 58 WEYBOSSET ST., PROVIOENCE • PAWTUCKET • WOONSOCKET • W. WARWICK • N. PROVIDENCE • E. GREENWICH comic•.. . Showbiz must go onl , ~' them are of the kindergarten or primary school level.